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→Part 3: Getting Ubuntu ready for CUDA Development
If you want to run the Toolkit samples, then you'll need some other things:
OpenGL driver: '''sudo apt-get install freeglut3-dev libxi-dev libxmu-dev '''
Depending on which sample you run, you'll probably need other packages. Good luck.
3. The last two things we need to do now are install an appropriate proprietary NVIDIA display driver for Ubuntu and install the CUDA 5 Toolkit. Depending on which driver you want to install; the The driver version needs to be at least 304.54 for in order to utilize CUDA Toolkit 5 in Linux. You can install the driver that comes with the CUDA 5 Toolkit package (which at the time of writing is 304.54), or install a newer driver from Ubuntu (namely experimental-310.) Both methods require differing additional work and will slightly change the way you install the CUDA Toolkit.
<u>Installing a driver from Ubuntu</u>
