No, that's a copyright violation, and it won't run on AMD or Intel GPUs, or kernels with a different Nvidia driver version.
But this ruins the entire idea of packaging software in a self-contained way, at least for a large class of programs.
It makes me wonder, does the OS still take its job of hardware abstraction seriously these days?
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But this ruins the entire idea of packaging software in a self-contained way, at least for a large class of programs.
It makes me wonder, does the OS still take its job of hardware abstraction seriously these days?