>> /me seconds nvidia , kernel DRI driver isnt all that bad if you just
> cant stand
>> to taint your kernel.
>> I have no issue tainting my kernel - all I want is a running system. and
> I am not liable to hack my kernel. I am rather unideological about my
> computer.
And from experience, thats the situation with NV drivers and every kernel
from 2.4.x through to 2.6.x.
> I want it running and stable and cheap ;-)
Thats the argument for the hippie OSS drivers, not the capitalist closed
sources ones. It is far easier to troubleshoot OSS than closed source.
> Bernhard
Regards
Conor.
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