2019-12-05, 12:49
LibreElec releases often contain quite a lot of optimisation in terms of GPU drivers and the way these are driven. @fritsch used to be incredibly helpful with Intel Kodi installations, though he may well now spend more time on other platforms. There used to be a guide he contributed to that covered optimised Ubuntu installs. I see that guide is no longer a sticky in the Linux forum, but he may still be able to advise.
The reality is that LibreElec is always a much neater solution for most platforms that it is offered on - as boring stuff like video drivers, audio passthrough config etc. 'just works' in LE - whereas you can end up with a lot of additional work in a stock Ubuntu or similar distro. You may find a dual boot solution is an option?
The reality is that LibreElec is always a much neater solution for most platforms that it is offered on - as boring stuff like video drivers, audio passthrough config etc. 'just works' in LE - whereas you can end up with a lot of additional work in a stock Ubuntu or similar distro. You may find a dual boot solution is an option?
