Thanks for your help! I'll just look at what old cards are still
available in the stores and
check them out on the Driver Status page *before* I will buy one. (It's
a pity that no such list as I looked for exists, however, since it would
clearly be a good advertisement for those vendors willin
I bought a G550 because it has great 2D, moderate 3D (nothing that would
please a serious gamer, however), and great performance under Linux. In
fact, they used to be know as "the best graphics solutions available for
Linux", but support for brands has since come along, as well.
I would also cons
On Fri, 28 Feb 2003, Gideon Go wrote:
> Hi,
>
> I plan to upgrade my video card and wonder which vendor I should choose,
> as I run a Linux-only system. Is anyone aware of a nice overview of the
> best supported cards? I know about the Driver Status for XFree86[tm]
> page, but it is still ha
http://www.tldp.org/HOWTO/Hardware-HOWTO/video.html#AEN440 helped me when I
was assembling my box
Otherwise most distributions maintain some sort of list of hardware known to
be compatible.
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Hi,
I plan to upgrade my video card and wonder which vendor I should choose,
as I run a Linux-only system. Is anyone aware of a nice overview of the
best supported cards? I know about the Driver Status for XFree86[tm]
page, but it is still hard to pick the best one from that list. (Ok, I
am
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