OpenTheBlob.com - An Open Letter To NVIDIA


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Leks Draven

Daniele Palumbo

geez, at least!

Samat Jain

DaKay

Francis G

Massimiliano Borroni

Michal Špondr

Ronald B.

I know you can do it nvidia.

Ovidio Pirvu

It would counterproductive if they would not do it. Since everybody everybody says that they would jump in to the AMD boat if no movement comes from Nvidia

Daniel Pettersson

I completely agree with this letter, and will probably buy competitors hardware if nothing happens.

Tobia Loschiavo

jancici

yes

zanin

i'd like to use nvidia hardware on powepc machnes, such as playstation3.

André Fettouhi

I'm all for it :).

Stefan Huszics

Irina Martynyuk

Daniele

Saverio Russo

Davide

Open the Driver pls

Javier Ortega Conde (Malkavian)

I prefer Nvidia to ATI, but when open source drivers of ATI where finished I will prefer ATI.

Max Bossino

I never thought I'd say this, but I'm actually jealous of ATI card owners!

James Nura

Volker Schönefeld

Gogo, NVIDIA!

Lúcio Flávio Corrêa

Jelle De Loecker

Great hardware needs great software, let the community take care of it and free up some resources

Peter Lutz

No more NVIDIA for me unless this changes.

James Skimming

BogDan Vatra

KDE4 is killing me, qt4.4 the same please i don't want to sell my card

Carrick John Jopson

Kika Ninison

João Matos

NVIDIA, wake up!

Havner

Anmol Chaturvedi

Please of Please NVidia, Open Up a little bit. That would encourage me to buy more NVidia products in future and to recommend them to other people.

Goran Crnkovic

Staffan P.

My graphics cards through the years: Riva TNT, GeForce 2mx, Geforce TI4200, GeForce 6600GT, GeForce 8800GTS. Is my next card going to be ATi?

MIchael Baggett

Built my last comp in 03, it's time to build a new one. I'm all about linux now an get the stuff the community says works best.

juanman

Kevin Sopp

I support this notion. As it stands I wouldn't buy NVIDIA even if their product was superior because of AMD's commitment to release the specifications of its GPUs. Free software benefits the community!

Michael Wigren

To be honest, as a consumer it will take more than your regular half empty offerings for me to consider NVIDIA products in the future. I use Ubuntu and prefer to have the visual effects turned on. On my 4 year old laptop with an ATI card, they run like a dream. On my 1 year old Desktop with an NVIDIA card, I can't have visual effects and and audio on at the same time as the former fucks up the latter. Thats kind of shameful.

Keito

I currentyl use ATI but am looking to upgrade and at the moment even though your drivers are better for the linux platform I fear you may be overtaken by ATI if you do not take a more open approach. If you do, my next card will deifintely be from you. ;0)

Casteyde

None

Ivan Galgoci

Please open up!

Yul Rottmann

koma

Please ;)

Davor Radusevic

Boris

hooray for open source! =)

Michael Croes

No comment, just do it!

Jan Včelák

Ricardo Estrada

I'm waiting to buy a graphic card to end of year, The one with the best opensource support is the one im going to buy.

Sergio, from Italy

Why on earth Nvidia folks need to secret their code? They must give it away for free anyway, it'll cost a lot less to help nouveau project with their own techs

Jason Power

Mikko Visa

Aleksandar Asodi

Long live linux

BOYER Cyril

Un petit effort sinon ma prochaine carte graphique sera une INTEL ou une AMD/ATI

Peter Drabik

Hope this will be successful... Best regards from Slovakia.

Russell Brown

Open the source. It is your destiny....

Saintes Hugues

Mats Huttunen

Matthieu Baechler

As a leader on the graphic market, NVidia should demonstrate that they can provide the best hardware and software solutions for linux users

Mario Rometsch

Stefano Teso

Hope this works

Carmen De Vito

I have been using NVIDIA cards since you guys brought out the RIVA 128 card. I would really like Open drivers for your wonderful GPU sets, make the OSS community happy

Florian Traverse

I buy only NVIDIA graphic cards for years (about 10 of them for myself) and advise friends to bought them because of their 3D driver available on Linux and ATI's one were very bad. Now things have changed, and the next generation graphic card I'll buy will probably be an ATI... Except maybe if Nvidia releases their own specification to the open source community ;)

Simone Adami

never had a nvida card, but really hope that nvidia would follow the intel's way

Viktor Lieskovsky

Ed

Agreed, Nvidia can only benefit from making the code open source (that isn't patented & other issues), as they will then benefit from hundreds of developers who can look it over & provide fixes or improvements.

José Santos

Götz Christ

Please free them! FOSS for all!

Paul Demers

Andrea Ratto

bought a total of 4 nvidia cards in the last 4 years because of fairly good linux drivers. I am going Intel now and might consider ATI when their open driver is decent enough

Massimo N.

Mark Kuhn

I will have to switch to the AMD Camp if NIVIDIA doesn't open source their drivers. I've been purchasing NVIDIA hardware for over 10 years now.

Tomasz Czapiewski

JRock

Hell yeah for AMD, give it to them NVIDIA!

regenforest

yay, open the blob!

Simond François

ryan

I like nvidia hardware. so help open source.

Jose Cruz

Daniel Nilsson

Marko Mladić

I support it

Christian Widmer

Jacob Krcma

I love nvidia closed source drivers but I'd rather appreciate open source driver :)

Jiří Zárevúcky

C'Mon NVidia! Intel has done it. AMD has done it. You can do it too. You MUST do it too!

Bozhidar Batsov

Kristaps Esterliņš

Mace Moneta

Mario Branchi

Michael Wells

Currently have an Nvidia card, but I'm afraid at the moment it looks like my next card will be ATI. If Nvidia should match ATIs gesture towards the community I would happily buy Nvidia again.

John Knightmare

just open it!

Ida L

Bring 'Em On!

Václav Seidl

Please :)

Patryk Bajer

Jeff H

Undergraduate student, Georgia Institute of Technology

Jok3r

Peter Kovář

René Kliment

Jacob Howard

Jacob Glide

Massimiliano Chinni

Giancarlo Neri

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