Im trying to wrap my head around where ATI stand with 3D support:
I understand they released documentation to assist the open development of ATI 2D/3D drivers. The open drivers are not mmaintained by ATI, they are just managed by free software developers (which ATI then calls third party).
ATI have also released closed versions of drivers, its not clear /to me/ if these have 3D support. Also only available as RPM's. DRI open drivers have 3D support.
Okay has anyone compared these, or noticed differences. For me Nvidia drivers work well for me (Wolfenstein ET and America's Army work flawlessly). A debian list post wanted me to learn a bit more about ATI, also most laptops have ATI chips (Ill get one, one day). http://lists.debian.org/debian-laptop/2003/debian-laptop-200302/msg00098.html
Basically, how /good/ are the open ATI (DRI) drivers ?
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