Would it be better to find a way to fix these issue rather than warn people about it? They look realatively easy to fix. For the Radeon / AMDGPU drivers to work, you need: - A patch need to be upstreamed in linux-libre for the GPU family to make the driver load. That patch needs to be tested on real hardware. - Potentially some configuration for Xorg for recent cards to account for the lack of hardware 2D acceleration. Without it we could have something like that (from Parabola): '/usr/lib/xorg/modules/drivers/radeon_drv.so: undefined symbol: exaGetPixmapDriverPrivate' The Libreplanet wiki[1] has all the information about that. If each person with an unsupported GPU and a bit of skills (it requires to compile linux-libre) and a bit of time (it should not take that long, it'll probably be something between less than 1 hour to 1 day), or that we try to help people with these GPU doing that, we could fix it for good. I already did it for all the AMD GPUs I had access to, but despite the fact that it's really a low hanging fruit, only 1 person that needed a lot of help tried to follow these tutorials (though I didn't manage to find the time it required to help that person until the end). All the information about was added in the libreplanet wiki[1] as it is relevant to most GNU/Linux FSDG compliant distributions and the problem is not specific to a given distribution. References: ----------- [1]https://libreplanet.org/wiki/Group:Hardware/research/gpu/radeon Denis.