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I'm going to do that as well as study the command-line steps here. I will probably need both...whew...I wonder if I was like this when I was learning Windoze?
Probably not - you should also d/l and run nvchooser.sh - it tells you which drivers you need to run. You may also want to amend your xfree86 config file before the drivers go on. I did it afterwards and spent time having to learn to edit files via the command line. The Lynx command line browser helped me get to these pages for more help though.
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