Nikos Chantziaras

AMD released new drivers for ATI cards. They changed the version number
to match the Microsoft Windows version. So it's now Catalyst 7.11 for
Linux. Didn't try them yet, will do ASAP.

Btw, ATI's Linux drivers team either consists of idiots or people living
under a rock:

"OpenSUSE 10.3 (tested with RC1)"

So ATI doesn't know that openSUSE 10.3 is no longer in beta. Good job.

Nikos Chantziaras

Nikos Chantziaras wrote:
> AMD released new drivers for ATI cards. They changed the version number
> to match the Microsoft Windows version. So it's now Catalyst 7.11 for
> Linux. Didn't try them yet, will do ASAP.
>
> Btw, ATI's Linux drivers team either consists of idiots or people living
> under a rock:
>
> "OpenSUSE 10.3 (tested with RC1)"
>
> So ATI doesn't know that openSUSE 10.3 is no longer in beta. Good job.

Downloaded and tested. Same ATI-crap as always. Slow as hell,
non-existent 2D acceleration with Super Tux reaching just 25FPS (my PC
gets overtaken by the slowest and cheapest NVidia cards), launching
X-Moto crashes the whole system.

Thank you ATI, for the awesome quality of your crap.

Peter Terpstra

Nikos Chantziaras in <fi3dok$8jc$1@volcano1.grnet.gr> :

> Thank you ATI, for the awesome quality of your crap.

Maybe its a good idea to fill in this form:
http://support.ati.com/ics/survey/su...D=508&type=web

Kind Regards,

Peter

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Nikos Chantziaras

Peter Terpstra wrote:
> Nikos Chantziaras in <fi3dok$8jc$1@volcano1.grnet.gr> :
>
>> Thank you ATI, for the awesome quality of your crap.
>
> Maybe its a good idea to fill in this form:
> http://support.ati.com/ics/survey/su...D=508&type=web

Thanks. Just did that. I liked the part where I tell them that the
*non-accelerated* VESA driver is faster in 2D than their poor excuse of
a driver :P