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Which cards are no longer supported by ATI?

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Xorg-edgers: This bleeding-edge PPA offers video driver-related components straight from their code (git) repositories.

"Ubuntu-X" : This PPA offers the latest stable releases of video driver-related components.

Only RadeonHD chips are supported on recent Linux distros.

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Catalyst (a.k.a fglrx) a proprietary "blob" (closed source binary) driver designed by ATI, with 3D code based off of their Windows driver.

This driver is now officially deprecated in favor of radeon.

radeonhd - an alternate driver supporting R520-R7x0 hardware.

Power management is now comparable to the Catalyst driver. 3D acceleration is sufficient for desktop effects and a nice set of native Linux games. This driver has excellent 2D acceleration and compatibility with the Linux graphics stack.

radeon - open source driver supporting all Radeon cards.

ati - actually a thin wrapper that will invoke the radeon driver (or another ati open-source driver for pre-Radeon cards).

It is good for starting the GUI environment when no accelerated driver is available/working and little else.

vesa - very basic, lacks 2D/3D acceleration, and focuses on compatibility with all VESA-compliant graphics cards.

Users with ATI cards have the following driver options:

7.13 'Can't exec "debian/rules": Permission denied at /usr/bin/dpkg-buildpackage line 507.' during deb generation.

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7.12 "update-alternatives: error" during install.

7.11 amdconfig not found after installation & "module does not exist" after boot.

7.9 This module/version combo is already installed.

7.8 Can't remove fglrx with dpkg (diversion issue).

7.4 Slow Maximizing Windows/General 2D Slowness.

7.2 "Errors were encountered while processing: fglrx-amdcccle" (on 64-bit systems).

7.1 Build Fails and Log Shows "mixed implicit and normal rules.

4 Hardware Video Decode Acceleration (EXPERIMENTAL).

3.2.6 Force use of the new nf (if necessary).

3.2.2 Download the latest Catalyst package.

3 Installing Proprietary Drivers a.k.a.

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There is an increase in the Ubuntu 19.10 ISO size to accommodate the drivers, with the various packages adding an extra 114MB to the (already engorged) 2.1GB. The solution is, simply, to add both mainline and legacy proprietary Nvidia drivers to the Ubuntu ISO image. The current situation is explained in bug report as thus: “On Ubuntu desktop, without a network connection, the user can select to install 3rd party drivers (which states that it’ll install graphics driver) but even if he selects this option, nVidia proprietary drivers won’t be installed because they are not on the pool of the ISO.” “The open-source ‘Nouveau’ drivers remain default for Nvidia hardware” Why is Ubuntu including closed-source drivers on its install media? To improve the overall Ubuntu install experience. This addition is a first for Ubuntu, and could dramatically improve the “fresh install” Linux experience for (potentially millions of) Ubuntu users.Īnd gamers too, I guess! Closed Source Nvidia Drivers Shocked? If you’ve read our roundup of the Ubuntu 19.10 release date & features you won’t be as we mentioned shipping closed-source Nvidia GPU drivers on the installation media was a ‘to-do’ list item for the ‘Eoan Ermine’ development cycle.įast forward a couple of weeks from initial plans and, with NVIDIA giving the nod, the move is official: Ubuntu 19.10 will ship with proprietary Nvidia drivers available on the ISO.

“This addition is a first for Ubuntu, but could dramatically improve the Linux experience for Ubuntu users” Ubuntu 19.10 will include proprietary Nvidia graphics drivers directly on the installation ISO.