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@slace@hachyderm.io @tonybaloney@fosstodon.org I mean, realistically, you don’t need new video drivers frequently short of some breaking issues that you notice with games/graphics-intensive apps. I always recommend folks install the vanilla driver and look for the new one whenever they see specific issues occurring. Personal two cents.

@slace@hachyderm.io @tonybaloney@fosstodon.org I am the last person to defend user-hostile practices in software, but I’ve never seen this with NVIDIA drivers. How are you getting them? Here is where I get mine: https://www.nvidia.com/download/index.aspx

@tonybaloney@fosstodon.org for what it’s worth, I never had that problem. Search for “RTX driver”, land on the NVIDIA page, select card, download driver, in the installation flow deselect GeForce Experience and I am good to go. Did that flow change in the past few weeks?