Nvidia releases open source 3D drivers

Shaun Nichols
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Linux users get additional graphics support

Nvidia is working to further reach out to Linux users by releasing its 3D Tegra driver code into the open source space. Developers with partner firm Avionics Designs posted a series of code upda...

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