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Old 07-28-08   #11 (permalink)
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Heheh, I spent 5 hours last weekend on Ubuntu with video driver issues. Finally got Fedora to work after another 3 last weekend!

P.S. It was Fedora Core 9 which has some issues with Nvidia at the moment!
Fedora always has issues with proprietary drivers, due to the bleeding edge kernels they use. You have to either wait until the Fedora guys make packages for you, or until nvidia/ATI patch their drivers for your kernel.
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