Thanks Benno!
2006/2/14, Benno Schulenberg <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
> Marco Calviani wrote:
> > the unichrome driver became open source, but however
> > googling around i've seen many people getting into trouble for
> > make it working
>
> Not many. It's the ones with troubles that are the loudes
Marco Calviani wrote:
> the unichrome driver became open source, but however
> googling around i've seen many people getting into trouble for
> make it working
Not many. It's the ones with troubles that are the loudest. :)
Getting it to work used to be a bit complicated, as you have X and
Hi Daniel,
thanks for sharing your experience. The only "problem" in getting
an Nvidia or ATI video card is that they rely on closed source
proprietary drivers (apart for "older" ATI card for which the xorg
radeon drivers works well); on the contrary i've seen that the
unichrome driver became op
I had one of this Via cards, different than yours, it was a KM400, but
they're all Unychrome family (still have it onboard, only disabled),
and it was a hell of a time getting it to work, in fact, I had to get
an unstable Xorg, compile some stuff myself and getting a new opengl
driver to copy over
Hi list,
i would like to buy a motherboard which uses a K8M800 chipset. Does
Xorg drivers offers 2D/3D acceleration for this card? Anyone has
experience with it using gentoo?
Best regards,
MC
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