> What makes you think that Red Hat Linux is marketed at "gamers"? > I'm not sure where you've gotten that disillusion. Well, probably I've taken the idea of "general purpose distro" too far. Alan and you, Mike, has already proved I was wrong:)
> on their Microsoft Windows CDROM. People go to their vendor's > website and download updated drivers, and they can do that in > Linux as well. Yes. That's reasonable point (especially with Alan's comments about gamers and drivers on CDs). > drivers and then get tonnes of bug reports from users claiming > "you ship it you must support it DAMNIT!!!" when there would be :)) Yes. Since I am very far from the world of commercial distromaking - I just forgot about this issue. > products as video game systems, and I don't think it'll happen > anytime in the forseeable future either. AFAIK the only distro for gamers was something from Mandrake. How did they handle the problems with binary drivers - anybody knows? Thanks for explainations, -- Sergey
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