The main difference being that code is typically stored in plain text files, where you can more easily compare and merge differences, while some other document types are harder to diff usefully. That doesn’t mean you can’t use git to keep their version history, it just means resolving merge conflicts might be a bitch.

This is really damn good. Thanks for sharing it!

Running a 3060, no issues I can tell.

YMMV obviously: There was some driver fuckery I had to sort out because I’m stupid (curious and clueless is a dangerous mix), and I might not be running the most demanding games or programs (Jedi: Survivor might be one of the heavier ones? I have no idea)

I also might have lower standards: I’m playing 1080p 60fps and generally don’t notice FPS issues unless it drops below ~45, because I grew up using to an old-as-fuck laptop to play Skyrim at 20fps (unless there were too many spells flying around and it dropped to 5-10).

Still, the consensus seems to be that AMD is better for Linux, and I’m coming around too.