Installs the "hard way " without problems
Games run quicker rendering is better
Video card hier is EVGA 9500GT 1gb ddr2 standard clocking
Pcie bus overclocked to 110 mhz
Where to get : ftp://download.nvidia.com/XFree86/Linux-x86_64/
The readme gives the documentation and which chips it support
Thats good to know. Still, I see nVidia have not yet updated their web site pointing to that 135.36.15 version: NVIDIA DRIVERS 190.53 Certified
Instead they still have the 190.53 as their recommended version for 64-bit users. … Maybe that will change in the next few days or so.
Hello Oldcpu
the announcement was here : Current NVIDIA Linux graphics driver releases - nV News Forums
Current NVIDIA Linux graphics driver releases - nV News Forums
195.36.15 is a beta driver
Excellent !! Thank you for that.
… no longer ß!
Since last friday, 195.36.15 is the recommended release for Linux x86_64.
This driver also sports the new “3D vision” stereo option for LCD screens on Quadro GPUs (see “Option stereo 10” in its stereo readme.)
Since we’re using openSuSE on Quadro-based workstations, this was an eagerly awaited feature.
Hopefully, we’ll see them soon in the standard repos for YOU!
The 195 driver is the only one that works with my Nividia 105m card on my laptop, under pretty much any distro. But I’d prefer to install it through the repos even though I have already successfully installed it on another machine the ‘hard way’. Does anyone have any idea when it will reach the openSuse repos, considering it’s officially the certified linux 64bit driver?
Cheers,
R
If you would look in the README section of the driver, the Appendix A, you would see your card supported now, where it was not in previous official releases. Better save the link provided by the OP, that’s the place where the beta drivers appear on the web. Sometimes days before announcement.
Not really sure what you’re trying to say! I know my card is supported by the 195 driver - I’ve already used it. My question was if anyone knew when it would arrive in the opensuse Nvidia repo. And the 195.36.15 isn’t a beta driver anymore - it’s certified and that’s why I’m wondering when it will appear in the repo. I guess you don’t know, but that’s ok. Does anyone else?
The people from nvidia are the ones providing the repo, so if anybody knows, it’s them.
I been waiting for the 195 to appear in the repo also as its been out for a while, I know we can do it the hardway but well why have a repo then 
anyways the current 190 sitting in the repo is by someone from suse.de, the readme in the repo ftp://download.nvidia.com/opensuse/README also states:
The driver RPMs hosted in this location are entirely built, maintained and supported by Novell/SUSE.
NVIDIA hosts them as a courtesy to Novell, however all problems and support requests related to
these RPMs should be reported to Novell via their bug tracking system:
http://bugzilla.novell.com
so I think nvidia is just providing the location, not the content.
All right, then this here would be the way to go:
NVIDIA hosts them as a courtesy to Novell, however all problems and support requests related to
these RPMs should be reported to Novell via their bug tracking system:
**http://bugzilla.novell.com**
If you want to contact the package maintainer directly, have a look into the changelog of the package.
Well, as it was pretty clear who would be the person packaging those RPMs at Novell/SuSE, I did a little searching in OBS.
There are no packages being published from that project I found with the drivers (of course not), it seems to be a testing ground only, but there are specs and buildlogs for 195.36.15.
So either the maintainer has not yet decided to get them uploaded to the nvidia site or nvidia has not published them although they already have them.