Description
XGL on Debian GNU/Linux
XGL on Debian GNU/Linux is a handy script that helps you install XGL, Beryl, and nVidia drivers on your Debian system. But here's the catch: it's only for users who have an nVidia graphics card. So, if that's you, keep reading!
Uninstalling Old Drivers
If you’ve already set up the nVidia driver from their official site, you'll need to uninstall it before running this script. It’s super important to clean things up first to avoid any issues.
Available Languages
This script comes in three languages:
- French
- English
- Polish
How to Get Started
To kick things off, just open a terminal and type sh xgl-debian.sh
. That’s all it takes!
What’s New in This Release?
- Adds a choice between ATI or nVidia drivers.
- Asks if you want to update your system.
If you’re ready to dive in and give it a try, don’t forget to check out the download page here!
User Reviews for XGL on Debian GNU/Linux FOR LINUX 7
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XGL on Debian GNU/Linux provides a seamless installation process for XGL, Beryl, and nVidia drivers on Debian systems. Only for nVidia users.
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This app is fantastic! It made installing XGL and the necessary drivers on my Debian system a breeze.
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I love how easy this script is to use! It streamlined my setup process and I highly recommend it.
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Absolutely impressed with this tool. The installation was smooth, and everything works perfectly!
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This script saved me so much time! The step-by-step process is clear, making it user-friendly.
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Highly effective! The choice of drivers and update options make it versatile for any user.
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A must-have for Debian users with nVidia cards. This app simplifies the whole installation process!