Hi. Well, I'm newibie in Linux but I'm in the process of learning. I searched in the different forums, including stickies, but didn't find very similar questions. Hope this is the right place to ask because I didn't know exactly where to do it...
Anyway, first question would be where to find latest SVN's for Linux? Can they be found in the repositories? I heard some Dolphin builts are found there but probably not the recent ones, but I still have to find out. Or is it better to find and compile latest SVN? And how to do it? I also wonder if someone else uses SUSE or openSUSE because I've seen several Linux users use Ubuntu...
I already checked here, and I wonder if I have to look for the dependencies one by one or if they can be found in repositories. Also, is here where source code can be downloaded for compilation?
A last question, does someone know how Nvidia "nouveau" drivers do compared to official Nvidia drivers? I read several SUSE users seemingly got more trouble switching to the official ones and preferred nouveau ones...
I apologize for asking too much newbie questions, but I can assure I'm also doing my homework. Thanks.
Anyway, first question would be where to find latest SVN's for Linux? Can they be found in the repositories? I heard some Dolphin builts are found there but probably not the recent ones, but I still have to find out. Or is it better to find and compile latest SVN? And how to do it? I also wonder if someone else uses SUSE or openSUSE because I've seen several Linux users use Ubuntu...
I already checked here, and I wonder if I have to look for the dependencies one by one or if they can be found in repositories. Also, is here where source code can be downloaded for compilation?
A last question, does someone know how Nvidia "nouveau" drivers do compared to official Nvidia drivers? I read several SUSE users seemingly got more trouble switching to the official ones and preferred nouveau ones...
I apologize for asking too much newbie questions, but I can assure I'm also doing my homework. Thanks.