Video acceleration does not work with other distributions
Posted: Sat Sep 05, 2009 5:29 am
I've tried updated versions of Ubuntu, Debian, Fedora, CentOS, and the BSD family. Nothing has been successful at getting me high res with video acceleration. Even if I do get it for an out of box install, I update the OS, and video breaks again. All my web searching yields continued problems.
I attempted Solaris, but that had its own funky install issues making it nearly useless.
Windows XP natively did a decent job, but the screen would sometimes flinch. Windows 7 does an outstanding job, but we are looking at a proprietary driver and a Microsoft OS.
Anyone else have better success with a non Microsoft OS?
I attempted Solaris, but that had its own funky install issues making it nearly useless.
Windows XP natively did a decent job, but the screen would sometimes flinch. Windows 7 does an outstanding job, but we are looking at a proprietary driver and a Microsoft OS.
Anyone else have better success with a non Microsoft OS?