Doesn't seem to be an April Fool's Day Joke.... yet.
I'm with everyone else who thinks we should check the nvidia website in a few days.
If this isn't a joke, then I certainly applaud nvidia for taking a step in the right direction so you can install Linux on an nforce/nforce2 system and have to muck with driver code patches to get sound/lan/video working right.
And yes, I double checked... the license also applies to the nforce drivers!
Say what you want about nvidia fumbling on the FX cards, ATI still has a long way to go before they have real drivers that work correctly for all their cards under Linux/XFree.
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Doesn't seem to be an April Fool's Day Joke.... yet.
I'm with everyone else who thinks we should check the nvidia website in a few days.
If this isn't a joke, then I certainly applaud nvidia for taking a step in the right direction so you can install Linux on an nforce/nforce2 system and have to muck with driver code patches to get sound/lan/video working right.
And yes, I double checked... the license also applies to the nforce drivers!
Say what you want about nvidia fumbling on the FX cards, ATI still has a long way to go before they have real drivers that work correctly for all their cards under Linux/XFree.
Did I manage to get one?
Very glad to see Creative is trying to not be the "Microsoft" of Audio cards these days..