DJA wrote: > PCIe slots are starting to show up in laptops. I have one of these video > cards in my Asus laptop. The card's plenty fast enough to play Far Cry > (That means it's really fast). And I can guarantee it works in Linux > with the Nvidia driver.
This card does indeed work great with Linux with nvidia's drivers. But after having had two nvidia cards I have sworn off them. This proprietary driver bullshit is for the birds for someone who isn't into gaming such as myself. I just want two heads. ATI's card which has basic drivers in X that do all I need to do have replaced my nvidia card because the proprietary nvidia drivers won't compile under the xen kernel. And before I could just yum install the nvidia driver for the fedora kernel getting their driver compiled under the various other situations I found myself in has wasted too many hours of my time. No more. -- Tracy R Reed http://ultraviolet.org -- [email protected] http://www.kernel-panic.org/cgi-bin/mailman/listinfo/kplug-list
