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On Tuesday 28 September 2004 15:50, David Bell wrote: I meant,everything is up and running fine without any tinkering,nor additional RPMs.I just ran through the main installation,it was all ready to roll. The only exception was the graphics card,which on both SuSE and Mandrake did take some fiddling.So,I'm awaiting delivery of the commercial version of Mandrake 10.1.Not only because I am happy with it,but also to see just how much difference the ATI Radeon drivers will make. The only "bloke" I spoke to was on the end of the ASUS phoneline. Sadie
On Tuesday 28 September 2004 14:37, Sadie Brinham wrote:Starting with motherboards,then.A-Bit and Asrock seem to support GNU/Linux well.Do you mean simply that GNU/Linux works well on them without tweaking, or that the bloke on the end of their 'phone line knows what you are getting at? If you mean the former, add Gigabyte (AMD and Intel CPU versions) to the list. However, no doubt somebody has a horror story about at least one mobo manufacturer or other, including Gigabyte.
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