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Re: [vox] nvidia



I had a problem with an Nvidia TNT2, which was the video adapter that Dell
was shipping about January, 2000.  After having a lot of trouble getting
Red Hat 7.0 to co-exist with Windows 2000, I dedicated one of my older 
boxes to Linux; a Pentium III/750 MHz.

Then I had trouble with Red Hat not liking the video adapter.  Fortunately
or unfortunately, that video adapter died and the replacement that Dell 
sent worked fine with RH 7.3.  Now I'm glad to have paid for a 3-year
warranty with those two Dell computers!

Jim

Peter Jay Salzman wrote:
> 
> hi all,
> 
> i've rethought my stance on the ATI radeon.  the foot-dragging of ATI on
> the 7500 and (binary only) official 8500 drivers have completely
> levelled the playing field of whether ATI or nvidia is the enemy of
> open source.  they're both the enemy.

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