Currently i have i3-540 and nvidia gt610 in my pc and i am planning to install kali linux in my pc but now i thought that the drivers(motherboard and gpu) i have are for windows so how i am going to install drives in linux. I do not have drivers gor linux. Please help me out.
installing linux drivers
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maestro0428
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I use Ubuntu Linux on my folding@home machine and the only driver I needed to install was for the gpu (nvidia).
Geekwad
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Not sure what your KB is with Linux, but Nvidia drivers are easy to enable after the install. The basic driver in the package will give you a display (so no need to worry there), but it is necessary to enable the proprietary Nvidia driver after the initial install for proper function. This can be done in the hardware system settings in the GUI (or command prompt, if you're up to it).
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If you have no idea how to handle drivers in Linux then Kali is definitely not for you. Kali is a VERY targeted distribution, for security experts only (not casual users and script kiddies), and NOT for rank beginners. Ubuntu would be the best choice.
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