[ale] NVIDIA cards and drivers

[Sean Kilpatrick]

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On Wednesday 28 May 2003 11:03 am, Marvin Dickens wrote:
> If this is true, why are you even using Linux? Every Linux distro
> requires tinkering. If you don't like to tinker, use windows and let
> Redmond decide for you what your system settings should be. Also, don't
> tell me that you did not tinker to get this pgp sig generated and
> attached to your email: 
> 
> iD8DBQE+1MqI73hVp4UeGJERAn/yAJwOngPe+OZAeFK+dMu3+gOnC01ULgCdGQoC
> > 0Zh53Hqok5P1YRvIFKCn2w4=
> > =V6qT
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> 
> Or did you inately know how to generate a signature in pgp and then 
> get k-mail to insert it into the body of the eamil? 


I came to Linux after IBM stopped supporting OS/2, which I began
using years ago as I couldn't tolerate Win95. M$'s EULAS and
unsecure code keep me from going back.  If not Linux, where else
can I go?

No, no tinkering involved on the PGP signature. The gpg program
did all the work and kmail automatically inserts it.
And you are here confusing mandatory kernel mods with running
supplied software.  I can choose to run certain software (such as
gpg) or not. My choice. Not much choice about the kernel. Without
it, the computer is nothing but a paperweight.

Sean

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