Arch-based distros do have the nvidia-dkms package available, works great in my experience.
Linux Mint and Ubuntu got a dedicated driver utility for this.
Debian provides a “nvidia-driver” package.
OpenSuse provides it via YaST, or manually in a dedicated repo.
Does it work as good as having the driver pre-installed? Hell no, those nvidia drivers are gosh darn awful in nature. We can just hope NVK can completely replace them asap.
Arch-based distros do have the nvidia-dkms package available, works great in my experience. Linux Mint and Ubuntu got a dedicated driver utility for this. Debian provides a “nvidia-driver” package. OpenSuse provides it via YaST, or manually in a dedicated repo.
Does it work as good as having the driver pre-installed? Hell no, those nvidia drivers are gosh darn awful in nature. We can just hope NVK can completely replace them asap.