Matt Graham wrote:
After a long battle with technology, Kurt Granroth wrote:
[snip]
The ThinkPad series has a great reputation but I'll have to say that I
am grown to thoroughly detest the T42, T43, and T60 models. Based on
those, I'm not so sure I can recommend the brand anymore...
OK... wha
After a long battle with technology, Kurt Granroth wrote:
[snip]
> The ThinkPad series has a great reputation but I'll have to say that I
> am grown to thoroughly detest the T42, T43, and T60 models. Based on
> those, I'm not so sure I can recommend the brand anymore...
OK... what, exactly, was w
Josh Coffman wrote:
Ok, before anyone says something.. I know these are closed source. I'm
fine with that although I realize some people aren't for
understandable reasons. When the open source versions support the
same features and performance with stability, I'll use it.
I need to buy a new la
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> Intel.
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> Intel has been providing specs for a long time, so drivers are in better
> shape.
>
> I've found getting effects or dual-head working on ATI and nVidia to be a
> pain.
I've had good luck running compiz and beryl when it was around on my
old HP laptop with an older nvidia card and th
Am 12. Aug, 2008 schwätzte Josh Coffman so:
Ok, before anyone says something.. I know these are closed source. I'm
fine with that although I realize some people aren't for
understandable reasons. When the open source versions support the
same features and performance with stability, I'll use it
I just bought a new Thinkpad T61p, and it still lives up to IBM's old
standards of quality. The video card is an Nvidia Quadro FX 570M, and
performs quite well. AFAIK, while ATI's newer graphics chipsets have good
Linux support, those chipsets haven't really filtered down to laptop
manufacturers/em
You know, as bad as it might sound I've had nothing but success and
love for nvidia's driver support under Linux.
Thanks,
Dan Lund
It is necessary for him who lays out a state and arranges laws for it
to presuppose that all men are evil and that they are always going to
act according to the wicked
From: "Josh Coffman" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> I need to buy a new laptop and I'm going to dual boot it. Which has
> better linux drivers: ATI or NVidia?
> I assume both support compiz-fusion with recent cards, right?
About 6 months ago, trying to use ATi's evil binary modules with
compiz-fusion resu
Ok, before anyone says something.. I know these are closed source. I'm
fine with that although I realize some people aren't for
understandable reasons. When the open source versions support the
same features and performance with stability, I'll use it.
I need to buy a new laptop and I'm going to
