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1) You can actually install it and use it. Personally I had some difficulties with some missing card-features, but other then that it worked fine. 2) Both NVi
by Qantourisc 14y ago
1) You can actually install it and use it.
Personally I had some difficulties with some missing card-features, but other then that it worked fine.
2) Both NVidia/ATI and Foss is at fault: one should go open source, the other should should do as you say :)
3) X11 is deemed beyond fixable. But you can run Wayland today. (It has X11 server-for-wayland.)
The reason I didn't try yet is because it won't run my WM. (Well as far as I know anyway.)
- slacka 14y agoAll good points. You're right, MS did remov hardware accelerated sound support in Vista, but that doesn't exuse Other OS's for lacking it. Back when I was composing and Mixing the "upgrade" to ALSA caused me a major headache, eventually leading me to hacking it out. Where windows has always just worked. For the video drivers, I'm running Visa driver under Win7. The kernel dev's could take a cue from MS on this one. By breaking the proprietary drivers, they've ensured I use windows for gaming on this setup.