Configure the network card in linux

[Kieran]

Good evening, I just brand new in Linux.

I installed the Suse Linux version v10.0, and my first question is: Does this version works with 64bit processors?,

The second, much larger, is, How do I configure the network card so I could connect? What are the nVidia drivers for this version? What games are playable under Linux, without emulators?

Thanks and best regards

[linux.]

Yes, this is the Linux ... The case is distributions for x86 and x64 you need the x64.

To configure the network card:

ifconfig

NVidia drivers on the official website. Some games work perfectly and others need emulators.

[Big Fish]

And with games nose, looks for google, but there are many games you can play for example quake 4 is there for you. There are many more available, try by searching on google for games for suse. The packages should be in RPM.

[Mario2]

If the package maintainers offer an RPM, they more than likely will, but you could run into the problem of dependencies, Which is a real pain sometimes. I'd recommend trying to find these games in YaST, Because it will handle any dependencies for you ....

[mikey32]

ifconfig

With this get to see the card configuration parameters, but nothing more.
The Suse distro, comes with a control panel, call it, and within this, a module for configuring the network. If this do not enough, you could use from the console

netconfig

[Raiz]

Refer to following threads:

Configure network in ubuntu
Configure WiFi on Linux
Establishing internet connection in linux