CUDA development on UNIX is arguably easier than on windows, I have no clue where you got your information but it definitely isn't accurate. None of it. Where d

CUDA development on UNIX is arguably easier than on windows, I have no clue where you got your information but it definitely isn't accurate. None of it. Where did you get that you can't use a card that powers the display? That works just fine. They have good driver support. You don't need to use graphics concepts, yes, there are still some remnants of that (for instance, in naming conventions) but for the most part GPUs are best described as coprocessors that happen to be able to drive a display. You can use them for chemical or physical problems just fine (provided you are willing to do the programming). What a load of nonsense.