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killi 06-28-2003 10:21 AM

nvidia splash
 
how do i remove nvidia splash i know it is something like
Code:

Option "NoLogo"
but dont now what is it??

cheers

erling

DrOzz 06-28-2003 10:24 AM

well why wouldn't you look in the readme file for the nvidia drivers...and just because it such a small stupid thing here it is:
Option "NoLogo" "1"

killi 06-28-2003 10:26 AM

sorry will next time
thx

C++freak 06-28-2003 09:23 PM

Quote:

Originally posted by DrOzz
well why wouldn't you look in the readme file for the nvidia drivers...and just because it such a small stupid thing here it is:
Option "NoLogo" "1"

Okay, in the readme it says

Option "NoLogo" "Boolean"

if I'm not mistaken, boolean would be a "Yes" or a "No", a "True" or a "False".. Correct?

Thymox 06-29-2003 05:46 PM

I think elsewhere in the doc it says that booleans can be any of true/false, yes/no or 1/0

MasterC 06-29-2003 07:19 PM

Who on earth made up a word "boolean"? :D Can't they just say:
Yes/No 'like' statement?

Ok, well I see there are more letters there, but at least the average user can understand it ;)

Cool

Thymox 06-29-2003 07:36 PM

I suppose it was easier to invent a new word that means XOR since not everyone would understand that, but finding a new and strange word might prompt people to go look it up... or maybe not :D

itsjustme 06-29-2003 08:00 PM

Quote:

Originally posted by MasterC
Who on earth made up a word "boolean"? :D Can't they just say:
Yes/No 'like' statement?Cool

Hopefully, you were just joking.

But, for those who don't know, here's a paper by George Boole, basically the father of Boolean Logic. (notice the year, 1848) I don't purport to understand all of that paper, but it's where our boolean logic comes from.

Boolean Logic

regards...

Edit: Oh, and, of course, typically 1 is boolean true and 0 is boolean false, isn't it....

Thymox 06-29-2003 08:08 PM

Yep, as it is in the above case:
Option "NoLogo" "1" It is true that you want no logo.

MasterC 06-30-2003 01:09 AM

Quote:

Originally posted by itsjustme
Hopefully, you were just joking.

Of course I was

Thanks for the info though, it's cool to find out things like that sometimes :)

Cool


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