Microsoft: Go to nVidia website to get the latest Forceware drivers for Video Card. Download driver for Windows XP. Install Driver by double clicking icon. Restart computer. Total time, 5 minutes
Linux: Go to nVidia website to get the latest Forceware drivers for Video Card. Download Driver for Linux. Now, install time.
Forced to install a driver program on my own I have been reduced to a weeping wreak. How, I curse, could I possibly figure out how to type:
"sh NVIDIA-Linux-x86-1.0-7667-pkg1.run -q"
and then type:
"sax2 -m 0=nvidia"
In that little box thingy with the flashing cursor type thing.
Or I guess I could just use SuSE's YaST automatic update feature to do it for me I was lazy. Total time, 5 minutes.
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Meanwhile in the real world:
Microsoft: Go to nVidia website to get the latest Forceware drivers for Video Card. Download driver for Windows XP. Install Driver by double clicking icon. Restart computer. Total time, 5 minutes
Linux: Go to nVidia website to get the latest Forceware drivers for Video Card. Download Driver for Linux. Now, install time.
Forced to install a driver program on my own I have been reduced to a weeping wreak. How, I curse, could I possibly figure out how to type:
"sh NVIDIA-Linux-x86-1.0-7667-pkg1.run -q"
and then type:
"sax2 -m 0=nvidia"
In that little box thingy with the flashing cursor type thing.
Or I guess I could just use SuSE's YaST automatic update feature to do it for me I was lazy. Total time, 5 minutes.