Stephen Powell wrote: > Slow for what purposes? 3D graphics? Real-time animated games? > I don't do either of those things. I mainly use X for web browsing. > I also sometimes play a simple 2D game like Solitaire. > Is the proprietary Nvidia driver really going to make a dramatic improvement > for things like that?
Actually it's impressive to see users of other OSs turn their eyes round when they see you changing the active window with Cover switch or doing a desktop change when the cube turns. ;-) If you like 3D stuff, you'll get it with the Nvidia driver. But I see exactly what you're saying. You'll see no difference when you code in vi. Could it be that the problems of the Nvidia driver not working have their reason in a non working xorg.conf file? What is it's content? As the driver installer suggest his own version, and from my experience this works extremely well (screen, mouse with all buttons &c.), this could also be the source of the problem AFAICS. ändu
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