> I really would like to buy an ATI card (9100 or 9500), but
> with no driver
> support I'll have to stay with Nvidia cards.
>
> Hope you have some info for me.
>
> Best regards
> Michael Born
9500 is a r300 based design and is nicely supported.
9100 is a r200 based design and is nicely supported.
(or at least it should be quite nicely supported -
just assumed because i dont have such a board to my hands.)
development for the Linux platform has not stopped,
surely not, it is just that there were no releases
in the last two months or so. i have to admit that
there were some problems as for any driver out there,
but none was so fundamental serious that we felt
it needed an instant driver update.
<ironic on>
in other words, due to the size of the package
we did community a favour by not urging anybody
to hunt for what is the latest greatest drivers.
;-)
<ironic off>
anything published next should be worth the download
and should (hopefully) service several of the major topics.
-Alex.
PS: i am watching the list on an occasional base
and i am watching the XF86 release shedules.
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