While it is a worthy improvement, I would have thought that the standard VESA driver would work on just about any graphics card? Perhaps not at a fantastic resolution, but work nonetheless.

I'm really excited about the combination of slitaz and the new enna media center. Unlike other linux media centers (I'm thinking here about xbmc and boxee), enna can run nicely on quite old hardware. It is doing just fine on an old Duron 1300 with a Nvidia MX440. This setup isn't going to run 1080p videos, but I really don't need that at this point. When not using enna, such a machine could be used for background bittorrents, a network server, podcast downloading, an ssh server, etc.

In order to make this "EnnaTaz" flavor a reality, though, we need xorg and these older nvidia drivers. It might be possible to use "xorg-xf86-video-nv" and the nv-tv-out tool (http://sourceforge.net/projects/nv-tv-out/) to get acceptable results, but the nvidia drivers would be considerably easier, I imagine.

Love to hear anyone else's thoughts.