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State of the Nvidia open source driver in late 2023?
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this post was submitted on 16 Nov 2023
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Nah, laptops here are around 50% more expensive than in the US on average. Importing from the US is an option, but I need to pay a the price of the laptop, typically some $200 for insured shipping and handling from a freight forwarder, a customs processing fee to the local freight handler (typically 25-40 euros) and then 21% VAT over the sum of all those costs (so price of laptop + shipping + freight forwarding + insurance + customs processing).
And all this requires a lot of effort, waiting and hoping nothing goes wrong.
I typically don't travel far these days (I have young kids, long plane flights are not an option with them), and close by countries have largely the same issues as mine, as well as weird local keyboard layouts.