For some reason it is no longer included, I don't know why they did this,
or what configuration method they use now.
On Apr 29, 2010 2:18pm, flop...@yahoo.es wrote:
I have just made a fresh installation of Trisquel 3.5 (64 bits). I have
also installed the radeonhd driver since I understand -t
Another interesting recommendation for now are ogg converting websites.
They are interesting because if you like to share the videos as well with
your friend, you can share the ogg version, instead of the Flash version.
http://tinyogg.com/ is one such website where you can do this, but there
I would advice you to keep an eye out on the radeon and radeonhd driver,
their development is interesting.
Besides that, the proprietary ATI driver is a perfect example of why free
software is important, in this case performance and stability based.
On Apr 29, 2010 1:53pm, flop...@yahoo.es
Welcome to the community.
However, please refrain yourself from calling the operating system "Linux",
as that's only one part of it all, the kernel. Instead, call it GNU/Linux,
as people around here I kind off strict about it. :)
The development will start a few months after it (so not a lo
The nv driver worked just fine as far as I'm concerned. It was a very old
PC, with a Geforce 4 MX card.
But I sold it, so I'm not able to perform any tests on it anymore.
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From: flop...@yahoo.es
Date: Apr 28, 2010 1:27pm
Subject: Re: [Trisquel-users] Nvid
