Re: 2.6.30 and mga_vid
Peter Magnusson <[email protected]> Thu, 9 Jul 2009 20:49:00 +0200 (CEST)
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On Fri, 26 Jun 2009, Attila Kinali wrote: >> What do you think it will be? Some nvidia card? > > I hope for the OGP. Didnt even know what it was. (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/OGP) Doesnt sound like something that will come anytime soon unfortunate. > Other than that, i don't know. Currently there are only > three choices: ATI, nvidia and Intel. ATIs and nvidias > drivers suck badly, either are closed source or buggy as hell. Have you seen the tv-out from nvidia under linux, I have heard that it look great. Isnt that true? > But for now, i'll stay with my G550. I still have a G550 PCI-e > (which a very friendly guy from Germany donated) so i can > stick with Matrox for a while. And I'll stay with my G400MAX :) It will run into problems when I need a new computer that doesnt have AGP however. > While we are at it, i think it's a shame that matrox changed > it's documentation policy and closed up their graphics card. > They still make cool stuff that you'd use for a PC you want > to work with (aka not for gaming), but using closed source drivers > is a big no-no in a fast changing OSS enviroment. > And I'm quite surprised, that they do not get how much potential > the OSS market has, although they are still selling G550, a 10y > old card that is heavily over priced compared to the competitors. > I wonder who they think is buying them. > And they wouldnt even have to open all specs. Just enough to get > all 2D and basic 3D functionallity would be more than enough. > People would love it and buy these cards in the dozens. > Heck, i know i would. Exactly.