Install the NVIDIA graphics card driver under Fedora to enjoy the 3D Desktop

I do not have a NVIDIA ora NVIDIA graphics card driver before the display resolution settings are not set up to 1280x1024; on the NVIDIA website download NVIDIA-Linux-x86-177.80-pkg1.run (just released soon); Update the kernel and the corresponding devel, if this is not done, the compilation fails because the kernel version is inconsistent with the kernel version: yumupdatekernel * yuminstallkernel-devel is duplicated at this time.

How can I set the resolution of the front display without NVIDIA graphics card driver under my Fedora to less than 1280x1024;

Download NVIDIA-Linux-x86-177.80-pkg1.run on NVIDIA website (just released soon );

Update the kernel and the corresponding devel. If this is not done, the compilation fails because the kernel and kernel versions are inconsistent:

Yum update kernel *
Yum install kernel-devel

At this time, the system will have an extra startup. Select the latest kernel boot. When you log on to the graphic interface, press CTRL + ALT + F1 to enter the console: run init 3 and install it under level3 (you can also edit/etc/inittab and change "5" to "3" and then restart ):

Sh NVIDIA-Linux-x86-177.80-pkg1.run

Then you can follow the prompts.

Start the GUI in startx.

Start to install Compiz Fusion to play with the 3D desktop. This is simple. For details, refer to the article [graphic] successfully implementing 3D desktop effects under Fedora 9. For details, refer to http://www.linuxidc.com/linux/2008-06/13825.htmto solve the problem.

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Enable 3D desktop/Under Fedora/

Enable 3D desktop/Under Fedora/