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    How's Radeon's hardware support in Linux? I'm considering it as an option (I haven't decided yet; G400 or Radeon). I noticed it has a framebuffer support in 2.4 kernel. What about X? Or Mesa?
    Hey, maybe you and I could... you know... [SLAP] Agh!

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    For XFree86 4.0.3 support:

    http://www.xfree86.org/4.0.3/Status6.html

    For DRI support:

    http://dri.sourceforge.net/

    Haven't used it myself. Have heard that DRI works, though not at the best speeds obviously, since the driver is a work in progress.

    -Rahul

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    • #3
      I'll get my friend to have a look at this, I think he's using his Radeon in Debian.

      Meanwhile, you would probably have been better asking this in "Alternative Lifestyles" as that's where *nix geeks hang out (yea, this forum is only for half-normal geeks )

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      • #4
        The latest Red Hat (7.1) detetected my Radeon on install. Works fine. (BUT I haven't attempted to play any 3d games in Linux yet since I'm very new to it).

        Bart
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        • #5
          ville,

          no probs so far in Mandrake 8.
          Autodetected.

          rubank

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