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mr.dispenser · 06-12-10, 05:25 PM

I was running Ubuntu and updated to the latest kernel which tossed my system. Instead of trying to fix it I wanted to move on to Fedora. I installed Fedora 13 and installed the nVidia graphics drivers from the instructions in this forum.

I am wondering though. How do I know if I want to use SELinux enforcement or not?

Also, is there a configuration applet for the graphics card that might show up somewhere or that I can install? I had one going for me in Ubuntu but don't see anything new here in Fedora after installing the graphics drivers.

Thank you,
PEZ

P.S. my video card is a GeForce 7900 GT

06-12-10, 05:25 PM	#1
mr.dispenser Registered User Join Date: Jun 2010 Posts: 7	To use SELinux enforcement, or not to use? That is the question. I was running Ubuntu and updated to the latest kernel which tossed my system. Instead of trying to fix it I wanted to move on to Fedora. I installed Fedora 13 and installed the nVidia graphics drivers from the instructions in this forum. I am wondering though. How do I know if I want to use SELinux enforcement or not? Also, is there a configuration applet for the graphics card that might show up somewhere or that I can install? I had one going for me in Ubuntu but don't see anything new here in Fedora after installing the graphics drivers. Thank you, PEZ P.S. my video card is a GeForce 7900 GT