Michael should be getting royalties
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Might make me consider buying an Nvidia card in the future if they can get a reasonably performing and reliable in-kernel driver.
So what are considered the most linux-friendly GPUs?
Like a specific GPU or brand?
Most AMD stuff is pretty solid using the AMDGPU driver, including stuff from the RX4xx series onward plus various APU's pretty my own experience.
Intel stuff is usually ok but I've run into some weirdness with the Atom and some other stuff with integrated graphics
It is solid until you need to use openCL (hopefully this changes when RustiCL beats the closed AMD drivers)