Re:The End of Windows 10: a toolkit for community repair groups
by exe34 on Saturday July 19, 2025 @09:35AM
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My whole point was that it came with every driver I've ever needed, and the cuda thing was to show that only the most esoteric, non-parents-and-other-family device needed a driver.
./nvidia...... ENTER ENTER ENTER has always worked pretty well for me.
I actually helped more people to setup CUDA on Linux since the environment is so hostile to closed-source and/or out-of-the tree software. The easiest way to get working CUDA on Linux is actually using WSL nowadays. It automatically links with the Windows driver and places necessary interface libraries as symlinks.