When nVidia got what it wanted from Linux by dominating compute space using CUDA, they've just left visual part of their drivers to rot.
Moreover, they stay silent in the forums now. They don't listen to customer feedback or at least give any signs of hope or assurance. Their company image became too dominant and arrogant (I think it runs more than skin-deep).
Some of the nVidia's huge market share is coming from the momentum they have. Linux users do not refresh their hardware too frequently generally.
I'm running a GTX680 on my primary Linux box, but it won't be nVidia next time. I'll be returning back to red team and I'd be a happy camper.
Moreover, they stay silent in the forums now. They don't listen to customer feedback or at least give any signs of hope or assurance. Their company image became too dominant and arrogant (I think it runs more than skin-deep).
Some of the nVidia's huge market share is coming from the momentum they have. Linux users do not refresh their hardware too frequently generally.
I'm running a GTX680 on my primary Linux box, but it won't be nVidia next time. I'll be returning back to red team and I'd be a happy camper.