Using XFCE. I just added a new motherboard to my desktop. It’s a GigaByte B450M DS3H V2 with an AMD Ryzen 3 3200G with Radeon Vega 8 graphics. I booted my existing Leap 15.4 installation thinking I would have to re-install it, but it started and works just fine. The board came with a DVD which did not boot and only had Windows software on it. I stuck my Windows drive in the swap bay, booted it and opened the DVD allowing it to install AMD drivers That took about 15 minutes. Now I’m wondering if it took that much time to update the drivers under Windows, how did Leap deal with the new graphics? Do I need to re-install Leap to benefit from the improved graphics?
lspci that way is only reporting the kernel driver in use. inxi -Gz reports kernel, dri and display drivers. inxi -Gaz reports all drivers involving the GPU(s).
I kept it as a usable backup. It’s a CPU integrated board, a little on the slow side, but the big problem is that it only has two SATA connections and will not boot from a HD connected via an expansion board. It was a gift.