What is the difference between video-linux and video-vesa drivers?

Question

linux

Hello, about a week since I installed manjaro on a laptop, I'm poking around in the settings all the time. And then I got to the drivers, I can’t understand what is the difference between video-linux and video-vesa drivers? I tried to google, but something did not work out to get information. I would be glad if you explain or give references to read about the difference.

Answer 1

From the Arch website.
note: The mhwd profile 'video-linux' corresponds to the latest opensource driver available for your hardware.
note: The mhwd profile 'video-vesa' is a generic fallback driver which should not be used in the vast majority of cases.

Answer 2

First, getElementsByClassName returns an array, and if there is no element with the .home_body class, it will return an empty array, but the condition will still work, so document.getElementsByClassName('home_body').length is needed. Further, it is better to use window.matchMedia() to check the resolution.