After trying NVidia, ATI and on-board Intel recently, I'd agree with
Thadeu that Intel is the easiest to get running with purely open-source
drivers.
I run an NVidia 8600GT now for dual-monitor support, but I wasn't able
to get the output on the analog VGA port right (refresh rate problems on
my LCD) without using the proprietary nvidia driver.
I run the on-board ATI in a laptop, but I wasn't able to get wide-screen
output without using ATI's binary driver. But of course the proprietary
driver has it's own problems - it causes the laptop to lock up when
going into sleep or hibernate.
The on-board Intel on my Asus MB just worked out of the box without
having to fight anything.
my 2c,
Andre
A J Stiles wrote:
I'm thinking of buying a new 64-bit machine to use as my home desktop. (It
will probably run Sid.)
Does anyone know of a graphics card which is definitely supported by Free
drivers?
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