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:Ubuntu Newbie Guide: First 24 Hours With Ubuntu
Ubuntu Newbie Guide: First 24 Hours With Ubuntu
Mar 3, 2009, 06 :03 UTC (3 Talkback[s]) (7783 reads)

[ Thanks to Donna for this link. ]

"Ubuntu Post-Installation Questions
Q: Ok, I got Ubuntu installed, but I have Nvidia graphics and the drivers didn't load properly. Now what? (This question could be slightly altered in any number of ways, but the bottom line is that if you are having issues with Nvidia video, it's a common problem, and yes, there are solutions).
A: Nvidia uses a restricted set of drivers (as in "not open"), so you'll have to allow Ubuntu to use these restricted drivers. This is where you dive into the world of repositories. And while we are adding the appropriate restricted drivers repository so that you can use the Nvidia drivers, we'll go ahead and make sure you have a few other repositories added (assuming you want the extra apps and goodies that are available in 3rd-party repositories). (And unless you are a purist freak, you probably do). (j/k on the "freak" comment...sorta). :)"

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After installing Ubuntu and playing a bi ...   First and last 24 hours with Ubuntu   
JFM
Mar 3, 2009, 12:23:31
 
The author recommends newbies go with th ...   32 vs 64-bit   
Tony OBryan
Mar 3, 2009, 14:53:22
 
> Why all that fuss about Ubuntu?     >  ...   Re: First and last 24 hours with Ubuntu   
John
Mar 4, 2009, 13:19:52
 
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