gabriel wrote:
On February 3, 2004 02:49 pm, Thomas T. Veldhouse wrote:
Generally pretty good. I wouldn't muck with it though unless you are
willing to get dirt on your hands and dig in when things do break (which
is fairly rare really). I think it is far more problematic to mix ~x86
and x86 then it is to work with all one or the other.
i can second this
I can third it. I run completely "~86" on my desktop and usually fare
very well. I am running the latest nvidia drivers and the 2.6.2-rc3 with
no problems. I can play America's Army for hours on end with no
problems. Rocks for development work as well. The new kernel is MUCH
more responsive than the 2.4 series for me. I have tried a few times to
mix and match between stable and unstable and it usually causes more
problems than it is worth.
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