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Thanks a lot CharlesV NVIDIA owes you a new client! For the first time thanks to all of you and to the amazing MX Linux I will be having a laptop with NVIDIA. Stevo Not only self-driving vehicles in my humble point of view. I see it mainly about data, knowledge and information. AI is just the next ...

It depends...phones supply AI through a Net connection without fancy GPUs. I hope "AI" won't be the undercoating upselling option for computers, but it already seems to be that. Thanks Stevo Unfortunately this is what I read on most AI websites. Generally AI is very demanding by design. It needs a ...

Just one last question, what should I install from "Discover to get my NVIDIA GPU working? Sorry, no expert here. Never had NVIDIA before. I looked at "Discover and found lots of things. I don't know which one, or maybe a command to install. Sorry for asking a lot. But I will appreciate your guidance

Thanks a lot @CharlesV
I will see how it goes. I will try then hopefully the new Ultra processor with NVIDIA, I will try to get the max. RAM and SSD.
Unfortunately AI is generally demanding a lot of hardware.

Thank you very much all for all your feed back.

nvidia drivers are not preinstalled. at least not the proprietary ones. If the graphics card works with the open source nouveau driver then there shouldn't be any problems. Thanks dolphin_oracle and j2mcgreg And this nouveau driver is enough to use all the intended benefits of NVIDIA graphic card ...

Hi guys, I hope you don't count my question silly. I have been on MX KDE son my laptop(s) for long time and enjoying it. As a rule of thumb I always avoided any laptop with NVIDIA for any Linux as it has a "reputation" of being a bit problematic so I always got laptops with intel graphics only. Now ...

ubuntu simply has a newer kernel included already. I mean, once, I had the kernel in place, it was just starting the installer and follow it through. If you could upload an ISO of your updated live version without too much trouble, I think it would be appreciated by the OP and others. :clap: :clap ...

ubuntu simply has a newer kernel included already. I mean, once, I had the kernel in place, it was just starting the installer and follow it through. So, it just needs the newer kernel. I wonder If this newer kernel will be included with next major release, or if it can be installed on its own ...

I just have installed MX Linux on a Thinkbook 14 Gen7 with the same CPU, and I had to integrate Kernel 6.11 into the USB live system, so all hardware is present at the start (6.1 does neither know the trackpad, nor, most importantly, the GPU). Dolphin_Oracle had made a video on that: https://www ...

Instead of quoting, please use the code tags. </> Done. sorry, I thought quote because it is not code! By way of explanation. The code tags keep the output compact for a better presentation on the Forum. Thank you, I noticed this after changing. Apologies for any inconvenience I caused!