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On Thu, 2010-12-02 at 17:44 -0500, Tom Metro wrote: > Hasn't it been conventional wisdom to go with nVidia graphics over ATI > for better Linux compatibility? What has changed? Nothing changed as such, the ATI and Intel drivers got better, the nvidia driver refused to adopt kernel mode setting. In essence the predicted practical outcome of all proprietary drivers is being realized. They're starting to drag xorg development/deployment more and more and in a few years with Wayland you won't even be able to use the proprietary nvidia driver at all. It'll be worthless. Martin,
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