> 1)Reading among the websites, many users said that is not possible to run > with efficiency 3D graphics with nVidia. > In my machine runs a nVidia GeForce 8600 GT and now i'd like to know in what > way i can have the same efficiency of my graphic card after > trisquel-installation (i mean if there are free-licensed driver for nVidia > graphic card). 2D should work with the nv driver, probably also with nouveau (I'm not sure if it already supports such cards without nonfree firmware; I use a Radeon with only unaccelerated 2D since anything more on it requires nonfree firmware). I don't know which is used by Trisquel. I have read that newest Ubuntu still does not have nouveau 3d support, so Trisquel probably also doesn't. > 2)The second problem i've read among the websites is that "Intel wireless > card" does not wok in Trisquel for the same reason of nVidia graphic card (i > mean that Intel card is not released under a free license). > Also in this case i'd like to know if i'll have any problem with wireless > connection and if there are free-licensed drivers which i can use. The driver consists of two parts -- one runs on the CPU, the other one, called firmware, on the network card. Unlike graphics drivers where the second part only improves performance, network cards require both parts to work. The first part is free while the second is nonfree in case of Intel drivers. A solution is to use a card with completely free drivers, like some made by Atheros or Realtek. > 3)The last problem i've read is the configuration of the printer. > I've two Samsung printers (ML-1610 and SCX4521F) and since i haven't found > any free driver on the web, i'd like to know if is possible and how to > configure them after Trisquel installation. ML-1610 is listed as supported by Splix (http://splix.ap2c.org/) which has a package in Trisquel, so it probably will work.
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