3D Support for NVIDIA

[Angel]

Well.I told,I am totally new in Linux.So if I want supports from this 
lists like "paint-by-numbers instructions given on a silver 
platter".Then I don't think,its a big crime.If anyone unable to give me 
"paint-by-numbers instructions",then ok,who tell you to reply me?
=-O
But thanx to Chris for ur Link.It worked fine.







Sam Varshavchik wrote:
> Chris Jones writes:
>
>>
>>> Nope, sorry. If you need personal attention, hire a consultant to 
>>> help you. Or, return your laptop, and replace it with one that has 
>>> Intel or ATI graphics that are natively supported by Mesa, and do 
>>> not require any setup to get accelerated 3D.
>>>
>>> Next time, before you purchase any hardware make sure it is fully 
>>> supported by free Linux drivers, and does not require any of this 
>>> nonsense.
>>
>> Comments like this don't help anyone.
>>
>> Maybe he bought the machine before deciding to try out linux, so was 
>> unaware of the issues involved.
>
> Maybe, but one thing is certain: he is repeatedly demanding a 
> "paint-by-numbers" instructions given to him on a silver platter, and 
> rejects every suggestion to put any more effort into getting his 3D 
> working.
>
> Well, if all he wants is an answer that does not require any kind of 
> an effort, it can't get any easier than buying hardware that works out 
> of the box. No assembly required.
>