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NVidia comes out of this looking very bad. It's not as if a GPU can't have good Linux support (see AMD, Intel), but theirs doesn't. Although I haven't spent m
by sevensor 8y ago
NVidia comes out of this looking very bad. It's not as if a GPU can't have good Linux support (see AMD, Intel), but theirs doesn't. Although I haven't spent my hard-earned money on their hardware since 2005, I have several machines at work that are burdened with it. Some lock up with Nouveau drivers, others crash with NVidia drivers. I can only conclude that the hardware is unstable.
- xvilka 8y agoThen it is good. The worse NVIDIA public image is - the better.
- sevensor 8y agoThe problem from my perspective is that a major GPU vendor seems to think it's appropriate to paper over hardware problems with proprietary drivers, and they get away with it. While their reputation ought to suffer for that, I'd rather see them mend their ways. I'd love to take NVidia off my blacklist.