Hi there,
Volker Kuhlmann wrote:
[0]Supermathie writes "NVidia has finally released drivers for their chipsets and the 2.6 kernel that support 4K stacks.
Of course, decent hardware companies have the drivers for their chipsets already in the kernel source tree, eliminating the need for stuffing around with binary only rubbish.
Rubbish? Do you have a reason for stating this? Perhaps a reason backed up some very good objective analysis of why nVidia should release the source code to their driver?
Just in case anyone else is wanting to take a swipe at companies like nVidia is it worth me mentioning that this driver release has bumped performance on my nVidia FX5600 card by around 15% over the previous driver release? Is it also worth mentioning that they have included some GPL stuff in this release too?
It sounds like Volker has not watched a high-spec nVidia 3D card doing its stuff on linux...without that driver he never will, and its still free to download and install so why gripe?
-- Kind regards,
Chris Wilkinson, Christchurch, New Zealand. Canterbury Horse Taxis. http://www.horsetaxis.co.nz/
