Obviously you can. I have utilized Ubuntu 18.04, Pop! _OS and Elementary OS with the accompanying framework specs:
AMD Ryzen 5
B450 Tomahawk
All that works directly out of the container. No additional establishment required. The sound driver bombed occasionally however basically murdering the cycle and restarting it fixed the issue. Likewise, this change fixed the issue for me forever:
> This is a fix of the RealTek Audio driver which continues coming up short in the MSI Tomahawk:
sudo gedit / and so on / beat / default.pa
Find: "load module-udev-distinguish" and transform it to "load module-udev-recognize tsched = 0"
Incapacitate Audio: "pulseaudio - k"
Empower Audio: "pulseaudio - start"
You needn't bother with Linux drivers. Much the same as you needn't bother with windows drivers in the event that you introduce a duplicate of the most recent variant of Windows 10 since the entirety of the drivers are normally pre-introduced with the working framework.