3d pci-e 'modern' card
Miles Bader
miles.bader at necel.com
Sun Mar 5 21:10:08 PST 2006
Ismail Donmez <ismail at uludag.org.tr> writes:
> NVIDIA is the best choice for Linux only problem is they have a binary only
> kernel module which taints your kernel and voids all your kernel bug
> reporting ability.
What if one restricts the choice to cards with decent non-proprietary
drivers? I'd also sort of like a modern gfx card one of these days
(e.g., with programmable shader units), but I certainly don't want to
support the obnoxious software policies of the big two (Nvidia & ATI).
Is there any chance that Nvida/ATI will someday be a bit more enlightened?
[I suppose I expect the answer to my first question is "wait a few years",
but I guess it can't hurt to ask ... :-( ]
Thanks,
-Miles
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pinning you underneath. At night the ice weasels come. --Nietzsche
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