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Why would anyone running Linux even have an Nvidia card?
Some people can’t afford to immediately buy an amd card when they switch to Linux
Because I rely on cuda.
Specifically to set up a system like the one I've finally got. A hypervisor that retains its own display capabilities, while being able to share the full GPU (though only set portions of VRAM) freely and on demand, with a VM. We can shit on Nvidia all we'd like for a lot of stuff, but vGPU works really well, even on cards it isn't meant to support LOL