As
Daniel points out, I have got a Radeon card (9500 Pro) working under both kernel
2.4 and 2.6.
By all
accounts NVIDIA have better support, better drivers, better installation
procedures, a more regular driver update (through ATI have hired a new guy and
are going for a release every 3 months) and have it all going for them, but when
you get the ATI card going, it does what it needs to do.
Both
dual head and TV out work on the Radeon.
(Just
as I'm writing this your message saying you've decided NVidia comes through) -
good choice.
Hi.
Anyone here use new ATI Radeon
graphics cards under Linux? I'm looking at buying a new mid range
graphics card. Ie, either an nVidia 5700 Ultra or ATI Radeon
9600XT. The supplier I'm looking at is out of stock on the nVidia
cards. So I'm considering an ATI.
I've never used an ATI
video card. I moved from Voodoo's to nVidia way back when Quake 3 came
out.
In particular I'm interested to know if dual display and TV out
works with ATI video cards under Linux. I'm pretty sure this works with
nVidia boards under Linux.
Anyone here doing things like that on an
ATI?
Regards