After weeks of struggle, I gave up on Nvidia, ATI/AMD Radeon, and ProSavage
GPU's altogether and went the farmer's axe route by simply getting an
Intel-chipset motherboard to replace the one with a proprietary GPU in the
desktop PC's motherboard. Contrary to my pessimistic outlook, the "new"
(actually, 2004 vintage) motherboard was recognized w/o delay and my
monitor's native 1680x1050 native resolution appeared as if by magic.
Trisquel 7 is only civil to Intel GPU's in my experience, and it does so with
precision.
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