Oh! Apparently I’m in 1997, then. Remarkable that they have Windows 11, then. I have a machine where the Microsoft provided drivers cause screen blanking when hardware accelerated video plays. Installing the AMD drivers fixes that, but I’ve yet to figure out what the magic sauce is to prevent Windows Update from overwriting part of the drivers that Adrenalin installs. One boot after installing and the machine works great, then the next boot it’ll just be a black screen of death. At least AMD’s installer helpfully makes a restore point.

I second this. I’ve really only had to modify one driver in the seven years that I’ve been using Linux.

I second this. I’ve really only had to modify one driver in the seven years that I’ve been using Linux.

I second this. I’ve really only had to modify one driver in the seven years that I’ve been using Linux.

I second this. I’ve really only had to modify one driver in the seven years that I’ve been using Linux.

I second this. I’ve really only had to modify one driver in the seven years that I’ve been using Linux.

I use chocolatey on Windows when I’m on windows, the slight issue is a lot of stuff just isn’t on it. That’s rare for me on my main OS where everything is on pacman or the AUR.

Oh I use arch btw.

Chocolatey is … meh. Better than nothing I guess. Now WinGet is an official MS tool, not to bad, but not much in the repo either.