nvidia-graphics-drivers VS repo-release

If you use hybrid graphics mode with an Nvidia card while the laptop screen turned off, it gets very laggy. It's a known issue with the Nvidia driver; https://github.com/pop-os/nvidia-graphics-drivers/issues/61. Switch to Nvidia graphics mode (open the quick settings on the top right, click the battery icon, then Nvidia graphics) when you're plugged in and it should work correctly.

Let's hope testing to start on https://github.com/pop-os/nvidia-graphics-drivers :)

Oh yeah? You know what else works out of the box? macOS. I have yet to find the mythical restrictions that some oldheads keep talking about. The usability is better too. By far. The only things that work better on Ubuntu e.g. Docker, can be offloaded to a VM and don't have to run on my personal machine. I don't take Windows serious for anything but .NET development and gaming. I don't care about out of the box compatibility. I don't mind installing an NVidia tool that handles the driver updates as long as it works well. pop_os is just not it: https://github.com/pop-os/nvidia-graphics-drivers/issues/135 Which takes us back to my last argument about the prayers befor every update.

You can keep up with the availability of testing branches here https://github.com/pop-os/nvidia-graphics-drivers

Watch for https://github.com/pop-os/repo-release/pull/242

The last release of cosmic packages to the release repository was yesterday.

Nope. Not a chance. See the updates

The pop-os/repo-release repository is the package release mechanism in Pop!_OS, and GitHub generates atom feeds for it. Each commit to this repository lists the packages that were released. Each package listed has a URL to a source code comparison between the previous released revision and the newly-released revision.

Or to specify what the last update was. One person's last update could have been someone else's update 3 months ago. The last update we released was 6 days ago.