On 6/23/07, Tim <ignored_mailbox@xxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
Tim: >> Grr, sods! Some might think that not an issue, since you don't change >> graphic cards that much, usually. But you may if you test people's >> machines. And the same issue bites you if you try to go back to the >> open source nv driver to get around something you can't get to work with >> the nvidia driver (I experienced that, myself). Lonni J Friedman: > nvidia-installer --uninstall > puts everything back where it was prior to installing the nvidia > driver. This is documented. We *should* be able to just configure X with the driver to use at that time, we should't have to uninstall something to use a different driver.
You aren't objecting to having to install something to use a different driver.
And what happens to someone with two graphics cards that they want to use simultaneously?
I don't understand the question. There's nothing stopping anyone from doing that, however you'd still need to have the nvidia driver installed if you wanted accelerated support.
