I mean, if you’re voting within a “first past the post” voting system for a solo position, then yeah you cannot vote outside the two expected, establishment choices and expect it to do anything other than spoil the next candidate you would have chosen.
You have to change the voting system first to something else like ranked choice.
There’s a fun little article about it here.
It sorta depends. I’ve personally had some issues with certain software (mainly Firefox) running in Wayland on my Nvidia card. There are environment variables and flags to remedy some issues, but I’d still get the occasional application crash.
What worked well for me was setting up prime offloading so basically all of the system runs on the integrated GPU and only games run on Nvidia.
Since it’s a laptop, for whichever distros you’re considering I would absolutely check for any compatibility issues or weirdness others have experienced (things like sleep/wake, power management, wifi, webcam, any other features on the laptop).
What laptop is it?
You’re confusing the metaphorical sort of “analogous” with the term “analogous” used in evolutionary biology.
The best thing I ever did was use Nvidia prime offloading to move everything to my integrated GPU and have only select GPU intensive applications (like games, video editing) interact with Nvidia.
Never had to deal with weird graphics bugs after that.
Real talk, Fortnite is the only remaining reason I still dual boot into Windows.