One of the questions posed by someone in the audience was about Nvidia’s lack of compatibility with Linux. “I was expecting that maybe Nvidia would kind of chip in and do something for it, but they said flat out, ‘No. We’re not doing any support… What’s your comments on this?” she asked. Torvalds tried to be diplomatic at first, saying, “I know exactly what you’re talking about… Nvidia has been one of the worst trouble spots we’ve had with hardware manufacturers.”
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