I'd like to point out that the nv driver that it packaged in XFree86 is maintained by nvidia. There really isn't an 'official Nvidia' driver. Its just that one is open source and the other is closed source due to some pattent encumbered code. So yes there are featers that the open source driver doesn't have, but for most applications it works just as well. Elliot On Tue, 2003-04-22 at 17:13, Shawn wrote: > Whoa. You're using the standard drivers then? I would sincerely suggest > at least trying the official Nvidia ones then. It certainly couldn't > hurt, they're easy to install and easy to remove. Just download them > from http://www.nvidia.com/ > > There are *several* options that are present in the Official NVidia > drivers that are not present in the standard ones that comes with > XFree86/RedHat. > > 3D Hardware Acceleration being a glaring one. > > -- > Shawn <drevil@xxxxxxxxxxxx> > http://www.warpcore.org/
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