Nvidia Is Preparing An Unexpected Surprise For Linux Users In 2020

[Nelson Muntz]

Hopefully this becomes a reality for Linux.

Nvidia Is Preparing An Unexpected Surprise For Linux Users In 2020

Hey, maybe 2020 will finally be the year Linus Torvalds doesn't flip off Nvidia?

www.forbes.com

 

[f33dm3bits]

Interesting! Looking forward to hear what will be announced at that conference! Although to be honest I've never had any problems with nvidia drivers.

 

[Nelson Muntz]

It's been hit and miss for me and Nvidia because I don't use new graphics hardware.

If the open source graphics driver works I use it and when it doesn't work I grab a different graphics card.

Time will tell what Nvidia does to help Linux.

 

[sp331yi]

Finally!! (Maybe)

 

[Nelson Muntz]

 

[captain-sensible]

now thats what I call la

It's been hit and miss for me and Nvidia because I don't use new graphics hardware.

If the open source graphics driver works I use it and when it doesn't work I grab a different graphics card.

Time will tell what Nvidia does to help Linux.

Now thats what I call lateral thinking; basically thats my approach too along with the philosophy of gino d'acampo

 

[wizardfromoz]

It should be noted that the article, written late last year, included

GTC 2020 kicks off on March 22, 2020 and concludes March 26. We should have all the details by then.

The event was altered from being held live to going digital. Corona Virus.

A google search under

2020 GPU Technology Conference

yields further results.

Can I leave that to you, Nelson, or others, to follow up and report back?

Sounds interesting.

Cheers

Chris

 

[Nelson Muntz]

When I do a search.
"2020 GPU Technology Conference"

This is what I've found.

Nvidia’s GPU Technology Conference will now be online only due to coronavirus concerns

People who had planned to attend will receive a full refund.

www.theverge.com

NVIDIA announces details on its GTC 2020 conference

The GPU Technology Conference (or GTC) 2020 has been set to begin on March 23 of this year. It will open with a keynote from NVIDIA's CEO and founder, Jensen Huang. The company also claims there will be over 1000 other speakers from various organisations across over 600 sessions at the 3-day event.

www.notebookcheck.net

Nothing about Linux and Nvidia.

Guess we will have to wait and see.

 

[khedger]

Remember, surprises are not always good.......

 

[Nelson Muntz]

So true however in this case lets hope it's a good surprise.