Nvidia sucks, sucks, sucks !

Lonni J Friedman netllama at gmail.com
Thu Nov 9 19:32:57 UTC 2006


On 11/9/06, Kim Lux <lux at diesel-research.com> wrote:
> On Thu, 2006-11-09 at 14:11 -0500, Kurt Wall wrote:
> >
> > > Can you imagine if we had to build drivers in this manner for EVERY
> > > piece of hardware on our computers ?  Should we be applauding Nvidia
> > for
> > > their approach to Linux OS support ?  I think not !
> >
> > Newsflash: that's how it used to work, if you had anything beyond
> > a few select SCSI host adapters.
>
> I've been running Linux since 1.3.18, so I understand that.

I call bullshit.  Anyone who has been running linux for that long
couldn't possibly be as much of a newbie as you clearly are.  Without
hyperbole, I can state that my 4 year old has more Linux skills than
you've demonstrated in your trolling rant.

>
> > > I'd love to know how an admin with 200 PCs with nvidia cards would
> > > handle this.
> >
> > The admin wouldn't run testing code, would blindly update with
> > "yum update" and, more generally, would not be as incompetent as you
> > appear to be.  That is, an admin with 200 PCs to support would not
> > have
> > gotten in the position you did in the first place.
>
> Granted he wouldn't run yum update.  But he would upgrade kernels from
> time to time.  I guess he would build the nvidia module on one and
> distribute it to each machine to be installed at the same time as the
> kernel.  Big pain.

Not if you had any scripting skills, which you clearly do not.  The
only thing in this thread that is a big pain is you.  You strike me as
one of those people who is never happy unless they're complaining
about something, and what they're complaining about is nearly always a
problem of their own creation.


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