On 05/04/17 18:25, Joshua Schaeffer wrote:
If you are looking for an exact answer of "Card /XYZ/ works in Debian
Stretch with package /ABC/" then I don't have an answer for you. Could
you provide a little more detail about your requirements, like what you
plan to use the card for. Do you do any
Can you please remove siwzh...@tesla.com from mail list. He is no more with
company and I am getting all his emails.
On 4/5/17, 11:03 AM, "deloptes" wrote:
Martin Read wrote:
> I'm currently using an AMD "APU" system with integrated Radeon HD6530D
>
On Apr 05, 2017, at 01:25 PM, Joshua Schaeffer wrote:
However, Almost any discrete, modern, mainline card (Geforce or ATI) will work.
If you want to use proprietary drives then just check the manufacturers website
if that particular card has a Linux driver for
Martin Read wrote:
> I'm currently using an AMD "APU" system with integrated Radeon HD6530D
> graphics (yes, that's a component from 2011; the computer still works
> fine). This is kind of awkward when considering moving to stretch:
happened to me also when upgading ubuntu 12 to ubuntu 16 and
Martin Read [2017-04-05 13:51:46+01] wrote:
> I don't have the money to replace my computer right now, so I'm
> looking at the number-and-letter soup of PCI Express discrete graphics
> cards. Any recommendations? Not looking for some all-singing
> all-dancing thing with seventeen fans, just
Martin Read composed on 2017-04-05 13:51 (UTC+0100):
I'm currently using an AMD "APU" system with integrated Radeon HD6530D
graphics (yes, that's a component from 2011; the computer still works
fine). This is kind of awkward when considering moving to stretch:
* The DKMS-support package for
I've used the following cards over the years without any issues in my Linux
boxes. They are typically higher end (at least at the time the series was
relevant) because I buy them for my Windows gaming machine, then when I
upgrade the graphic card I put the now old card in my main Linux
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