[PLUG] GCC 3.2 and the kernel warning

[Richard Langis]

Well, I'm not really in the market...yet.  But I have both a nVidia 
GeForce2 MX400 (AGP) and a Matrox G200+ (PCI).  I think if I were doing 
*just* desktop stuff, I'd definitely go with Matrox.  But the 3D front 
is much more complicated, especially in Linux.

On the win32 front, it's MUCH more cut-and-dried.  3D?  nVidia, hands down.

-R

Russell Senior wrote:
>>>>>>"Richard" == Richard Langis <richard.langis at sun.com> writes:
>>>>>
> 
> Richard> Okay then...here's a question: What's a nice, fast, 3D aware,
> Richard> OpenGL and/or DX (for you dual-boot fans), Linux and X
> Richard> supported Video card?  With *good* open-source/GNU drivers?
> 
> If I was in the market for such a thing, I think I'd start at the
> xfree86.org web site.  Also, either check their mailing list archives
> or subscribe and ask myself.  
> 
> Remember, the more you are willing to accept proprietary drivers, the
> less likely are manufacturers to respect your freedom by releasing the
> necessary information to write free ones.  I prefer to boycott
> proprietary hardware, which is certainly my right even in this
> country, at least so far.
>