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I don't have the hardware to try all of these myself, so I thought I'd ask here:
Of the 6 current major (as I'd call them) Linux graphics drivers, by which I mean the four open source ones for AMD (radeon & amdgpu), Intel & Nvidia GPUs and the two proprietary ones for AMD & Nvidia (Intel doesn't have a proprietary one AFAIK!?!), which of those come with a GUI or are at least supported by a third party GUI to configure the GPU? I only know that the Nvidia proprietary driver comes with a GUI (not sure how good or bad it currently is, in the past it was pretty basic), but I'm in the dark about all the other ones & my searches only came up with small GUI tools to measure framerates etc. and configure one or two things, but my question here is about "fully" featured GUIs like you'd get on Windows even though those offer a bit too many switches & options.
Thanks for reading & I'm looking forward to the communities input!
I don't have the hardware to try all of these myself, so I thought I'd ask here:
Of the 6 current major (as I'd call them) Linux graphics drivers, by which I mean the four open source ones for AMD (radeon & amdgpu), Intel & Nvidia GPUs and the two proprietary ones for AMD & Nvidia (Intel doesn't have a proprietary one AFAIK!?!), which of those come with a GUI or are at least supported by a third party GUI to configure the GPU? I only know that the Nvidia proprietary driver comes with a GUI (not sure how good or bad it currently is, in the past it was pretty basic), but I'm in the dark about all the other ones & my searches only came up with small GUI tools to measure framerates etc. and configure one or two things, but my question here is about "fully" featured GUIs like you'd get on Windows even though those offer a bit too many switches & options.
Thanks for reading & I'm looking forward to the communities input!