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So many contradictions i dont know where to start, lightweight and kde.
I have used all the above systems with nvidia cards and never had an issue installing the drivers for 3D. I used Debian but now mint for my main gaming system on my beaten up old system, everything works perfectly until i start nessing around. Mint even has a program for installing 3D drivers.
Perhaps you could expand upon what issues you are getting while installing 3D drivers.
They will all work fine with nvidia cards
On Mar 4, 2014 4:59 PM, "damian brown" <jvc260w@xxxxxxxxx> wrote:hey guys
i having issues installing linux on my msi cr700 laptop.
so far i have tried crunchbang, linux mint, openSUSE (my custom
version). i know i have had problems in the past with ubuntu so im not
gonna try that, also not willing to try Debian because since ubuntu is
based on it i think it would have the same issues.
laptop specs are
Intel celeron dual core t3300 @ 2.00GHz
4GB DDRII Ram
Nvidia GeForce 8200M G
distro must be light-weight (as i plan to use it to build android on
it), have wine compatibility and either KDE or Gnome environment
(gnome perfered)
cheers and thanks for reading/helping
damian
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