Simply follow the links at the bottom of and you’re all set Enable Encoding Everywhere If your system is missing snap support, never fear, we have beautiful distribution-specific instructions just for you. On any system that has support for snaps, obtaining OBS is a simple one-liner.

Sudo apt install -install-recommends linux-generic-hwe-18.04 xserver-xorg-hwe-18.04 OBS in one line For the full skinny on HWE, check out the wiki, but this one command should typically be sufficient

Ubuntu LTS users can also optionally grab the Hardware Enablement Stack (HWE), which provides a newer, battle-tested Linux kernel to compliment the freshest X stack and associated libraries. The ubuntu-drivers autoinstall command makes it easy to get the latest and greatest driver from the official archives The Kernel of the Matter Those on Ubuntu-based distributions built on 18.04 Long Term Support (LTS) and newer, can get their driver fix directly from the Ubuntu repositories. Users of those distros can be confident they’re up to date by following the comprehensive Arch Wiki

Rolling distros based on Arch Linux, such as Manjaro, have up to date builds for nVidia, AMD and Intel users alike. Whether you’re on team red or green, getting the latest video drivers on Linux has recently become a lot easier. Put that NeoMagic and 3dfx Voodoo2 away, and bust out your gaming rig! As with other platforms, grabbing the latest video driver for your card is a good place to start.

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