Read more.And includes Eyefinity support for Linux distros.
Read more.And includes Eyefinity support for Linux distros.
Good news about VLC, and I don't even have an ATI card atm![]()
Lets hope these are better than the previous releases which have not been that great!
VLC support is good news![]()
the driver says it has support for OpenGL ES 2.0, does this mean it is compliant with the new OpenGL 4.1 standard announced yesterday?
http://rusi.org/downloads/assets/FDR2.pdf - RUSI - A Force For Honour
http://www.uknda.org/my_documents/my...essity_scr.pdf - UKNDA: A Compelling Necessity
http://www.uknda.org/my_documents/my...ISIS_Sep08.pdf - UKNDA: Overcoming The Defence Crisis
http://www.uknda.org/my_documents/my...y_Doc_24pp.pdf - UKNDA: A decision the next Prime Minister must make
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Core 2 Duo E6400 | Abit IP35-E | 4GB DDR2-800 | 320GB Seagate 7200.10 | Radeon HD 4830 | Linux Mint 9
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When can we get "proper" Linux support?
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The "server" i.e. both my desktop computers running Windows 7 Ultimate are an RDP server. Both have exactily he same issue and have had it as far as I can remember. After RDPing to a machine, I often cannot get into that machine physically without remotely rebooting it or remotely putting it to sleep and then waking it locally forcing the driver to re initialise.
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