What is the difference between a driver and a pilot?

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Hello,

it might be a silly question, but what is the difference between a "driver" and a "pilot"?

Thank you.

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  1. Moderator
    Hi

    driver is pilot ... in English!
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    Serge
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    1. ok thanks lol lol lol
      I'm super bad at English...
      See you!
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    2. Contributor
      ... and in German, it's Treiber.
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    3. No, Treiber is my neighbor. He has nothing of a driver

      :)
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      B.O.C., authentic graoully
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    4. Contributor
      @blueoystercultHi,

      That doesn't prove anything.
      I have one named Charpentier who is a mason. ;-))
      We can have a laugh once in a while.

      3x, you're too serious.

      Later.
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  2. Stop! Your nonsense is making me fall off my chair!

    LOL
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    1. There is only one difference between the two words: driver (English) and pilote (French). It's just a translation. I hope I'm bringing something... Bye.
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      1. Me too, your question brings me an answer. Thank you for asking it.

        Jean-eudes
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        1. Hello,
          just a question I bought a new computer and I would like to know how many fps I will have in CSS!
          config:
          asusp5k
          8800gts 320 mb
          2 gb ddr2 800
          intel core 2 duo e6750

          around how many will I get?
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          1. Contributor
            Hello,

            I don't see the connection with the difference between driver and pilot?

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            To err is human, to persist is diabolical.
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          2. @jmp59jmp59, you're too serious.

            ;-))
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          3. @3xI CAN'T FIND A DRIVER FOR EPSON STYLUS PHOTO 870 ESC_P2 PRINTER

            WITH PAK 2
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          4. Contributor
            @3xHi,

            I don't really see the connection regarding the difference between a driver and a pilot.

            If you want help with your printer, this is really not the place to ask for that.

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            To err is human, to persist is diabolical.
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