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Absolute nonsense. I've attempted to install them on several Nvidia devices with no success. Even distros that explicitly state Nvidia support out of the box. Could I have made it work? Maybe. Do I have time to fuck with it? No. Just get AMD and be guaranteed it'll work. Why bother?
Just because you've had a different experience doesn't invalidate others'.
I have no idea how you are having trouble with this. Are you using some weird disto or something bleeding edge? Like with Ubuntu, select "use proprietary drivers" and it always works. NixOS works fine too without hassle.
I have no idea how you're not having trouble with this.
You're assuming that it "always" happens because it happens for you. It simply does not. Everyone in this thread agreeing with me is not just stupid.