In general, Nvidia's relationship with Linux has been... complicated. On the one hand, at least they offer drivers for it. On the other, I have found few more reliable ways to irreparably break a Linux installation than trying to install or upgrade those drivers. They don't seem to prioritize it as a first class citizen, more just tolerate it the bare minimum required to claim it works.
> Nvidia's relationship with Linux has been... complicated.
1. https://www.datacenterdynamics.com/en/news/nvidia-updates-ge...
They've also significantly improved support for wayland and stopped trying to force eglstreams on the community. Wayland+nvidia works quite well now, especially after they added explicit sync support.
... as in remember the time a ransomware hacker outfit demanded they release the drivers or else .....
https://www.webpronews.com/open-source-drivers-or-else-nvidi...
HDR support is still painful, but that seems to be a Linux problem, not specific to Nvidia.
That was years ago, but it happened multiple times and I've been very cautious ever since.