merc,

has never been the case

Er, yeah, it used to be a huge problem.

ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=1788388

…spiceworks.com/…/1954162-which-distro-has-better…

pcworld.com/…/why-nvidia-graphics-cards-are-the-w…

For a long time your options were a closed source driver from nVidia that worked, an open source reverse engineered driver for nVidia cards that didn’t work, a closed source AMD driver that wasn’t very good and lagged behind the PC version by a big distance, or an open source AMD driver that lacked many features and didn’t support the newest cards.

Maybe in the last 5 years things have started to change, but for a long time, if you were willing to use the closed-source nvidia drivers, they were just the good option that worked for most cards.

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