I'd just like to know what video card works best out of the box with
debian.
This is because I have just got woody, and aparently I, as a newbie,
have to figure out how to install compile a special driver so woody
can talk to the on-board four mb of memory on my Intel 82815 video
card. I sure
On Wed, Oct 06, 2004 at 01:28:54AM +, Scotty Fitzgerald wrote:
I'd just like to know what video card works best out of the box with
debian.
Do dpkg-reconfigure xserver-xfree86. Look at the choices for video
drivers which are there. Google for video cards which work with those
drivers.
On Wed, Oct 06, 2004 at 01:28:54AM +, Scotty Fitzgerald wrote:
This is because I have just got woody, and aparently I, as a newbie,
have to figure out how to install compile a special driver so woody
can talk to the on-board four mb of memory on my Intel 82815 video
card. I sure would
On Friday 01 October 2004 07:28 pm, Roberto Sanchez wrote:
Greetings list,
I would like to hear what models and brands of nVidia
cards the list members use and what their experiences
with those have been. My card is a Radeon 9000 Pro
128 MB that cost US$ 85 in July '03. I am looking for
Greetings list,
I will make this short. Basically, I am fed up with
my Radeon video card. Driver support from ATi sucks,
I can hardly play America's Army or Neverwinter Nights.
When I can play them, I am stuck with very low quality
compatibility textures. I have tried several dri-trunk
packages
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Roberto Sanchez [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
What I would like to do is get an nVidia card.
Mistake du jour! You'll only spend more on the nVidia for even
crappier drivers. Just get a newer Radeon if you want graphics
Paul Johnson wrote:
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Roberto Sanchez [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
What I would like to do is get an nVidia card.
Mistake du jour! You'll only spend more on the nVidia for even
crappier drivers. Just get a newer Radeon if you want graphics
performance. I believe
On October 1, 2004 20:29, Roberto Sanchez wrote:
Paul Johnson wrote:
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Roberto Sanchez [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
What I would like to do is get an nVidia card.
Mistake du jour! You'll only spend more on the nVidia for even
crappier drivers. Just get a
On Fri, Oct 01, 2004 at 10:28:05PM -0400, Roberto Sanchez wrote:
Greetings list,
...
What I would like to do is get an nVidia card. Partly
because I am sick of ATi, and partly because my nForce2
motherboard will hopefully be a bit more compatible
with the nVidia card than it has been with
I am replacing my Debian workstation with a new machine. On my old
workstation I have been using a Matrox G400 video card that I have been
fairly happy with. One strange problem however. When booting into GDM and
then login into Gnome, the right hand monitor displays the desktop with wavy
Greetings all,
Currently i'm building a machine and am down to the last piece of
hardware, the video card. i was wondering if anyone could shed some light
on the pro's/con's of the following cards:
ATI all-in-wonder
Diamond Viper
Matrox Millenium II
just a few words about any problems
hi, all i know about these card is that ati dont release specs for ati-tv
card and for the tv feature of the ati all-in-wonder, (i have the ati-tv
and i regret it)... so i dont think u can get a tv tuner driver soon (i
didnt find anything).
but the card(the video card) run well on xfree and in
Currently i'm building a machine and am down to the last piece of
hardware, the video card. i was wondering if anyone could shed some light
on the pro's/con's of the following cards:
ATI all-in-wonder
Diamond Viper
Matrox Millenium II
I love my Millenium II 8MB. It runs X
Hi Ben,
I love my Millenium II 8MB. It runs X great with 32-bit color @
1600x1200.
I'd check your configuration if I were you. The Millenium II's chipset
doesn't support [EMAIL PROTECTED], even though you can configure XFree86 to
actually run the card at that resolution and color depth.
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