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I am getting pretty P.O.'d at ATI. I had an old Radeon AGP card with TV out that used to work O.K. but I wanted to setup my home entertainment system. I tried to use the proprietary ATI drivers to get TVOut working. Guess what? ATI wasn't supporting the old card. I didn't worry too much because I can understand, when creating a new driver project, you have to choose a starting point. So, a year or two ago I bought a Radeon 9200SE based AGP card for my system. It worked pretty well, until I upgraded to edgy. Then DGA didn't work quite right, but it was a known bug and was going to be fixed. I just upgraded to Feisty, and guess what!? They dropped official support for the 9200SE. This is ridiculous. Anyone else have an ATI story? -- This message has been scanned for viruses and dangerous content by MailScanner, and is believed to be clean.
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