After trekking through the graphics-card wilderness, I came up with an R92LE-C3S (a.k.a. ATI Radeon 9200SE) which runs on the same generic driver as the HP 6430NX motherboard's built-in graphics. Hence, my desktop looks exactly the same as it did with the motherboard's video output. This is all I could find with a search for graphics cards with Intel chipsets. Ha. Still stuck with proprietary requirements. Blame my ancient motherboard.

Turns out that the first graphics card that I got wants a minimum of 450-watt power supply, so it's going back. An MSI GeForce GT610 has a different socket requirement that slipped past my radar. My old GeForce 6200 graphics card is indeed DOA.

Is there a straightforward way of acquiring the ATI/Radeon graphics driver so I can get round circles and not egg-shaped ones ? Anything I can get with sudo apt-get install ?

Thanks.

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