Anyone managed to install Asus monitor driver in Manjaro?

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i just discovered it exist a Driver for the monitor too.

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I read this and thought:
not even close to enough information to give an opinion or advice.

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I’ve never heard of a monitor that needed drivers. If it’s working then I suspect it’s just a bunch of useless Windows app, that you already probably have with Manjaro.

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i intend on buying a monitor,and just discovered that the device itself also gets driver updates on top of the Nvidia one,
https://www.asus.com/displays-desktops/monitors/tuf-gaming/tuf-gaming-vg27aqml1a/helpdesk_download/?model2Name=TUF-Gaming-VG27AQML1A

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to me, now that i’m aware of it,it sounds logical that advanced monitors that support all kind of functions and features,might have a “brain” behind.

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the first thing I saw when following your link was:
“please select OS”
and only three Windows versions as a choice

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Notice it’s only for W11.

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i know,that’s why i was asking.

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there’s 10 in the list,not that it matters.

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… that doesn’t really make sense to me, but:
ok, I guess

Why and what for (for what gain?) would you even consider to install Windows drivers into a Linux system?
(treat as a rhetorical question …)

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i might have got confused then,i thought those drivers were meant to be installed on the monitor itself,like chipset or bios driver.not sure anymore.

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Most monitors for whatever reason do have a drive but luckily the manufacturers for the most part have sense enough not to include them cause they’re actually not needed.