I've never had a problem with new kernels. BTW, I use fedora.

On September 15, 2019 11:59:33 PM UTC, Mikhail Novosyolov 
<[email protected]> wrote:
>16.09.2019 2:48, Michael пишет:
>> I've been downloading the drivers directly from nvidia for years and 
>> they are not difficult to use or update.
>
>Imagine that you get a USB/PCI WiFi/bluetooth adapter or any other 
>hardware that is supported only by newest Linux kernels. Nvidia kernel 
>module is usually not buildable with newest kernels.
>
>I wanted to say that "they are not difficult to use or update" only 
>untill you meat with a special use case. A requirement of a newer Linux
>
>kernel is probably the most probable one.
>
>AMDGPU is fully open source nowadays and is in the mainline kernel. 
>Everything (except OpenCL for now, unfortunately) works out of the box 
>on Linux.
>
>P.S. Sorry for many emails.
>
>>
>> On September 15, 2019 11:44:20 PM UTC, Mikhail Novosyolov 
>> <[email protected]> wrote:
>>
>>     16.09.2019 1:57, Guillermo Rozas пишет:
>>
>>                 * If binary, which are best/most stable/fastest? 
>>
>>             None are. Binaries are always a pain. 
>>
>>         I disagree with this. In Ubuntu (and derivatives) NVidia
>>         binary drivers are installed and usually work out of the box
>>         (even on Optimus-based notebooks), and OpenCL support can be
>>         installed directly from the official Ubuntu repositories.
>I've
>>         been using darktable like this for years and never had any
>>         problem installing or upgrading the system. 
>>
>>
>>     That's because Ubuntu maintainers got all the pain instead of
>you...
>>
>>     But that is about the situation in general, not just OpenCL. AMD
>has
>>     recently reworked their OpenCL support and their work is not
>fully
>>     finished yet, here Nvidia's OpenCL is much more mature and will
>cause
>>     less troubles.
>>
>>         Regards, Guillermo
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