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They worked with Ubuntu/Canonocal enough to get it featured in the software center, which shows they have an interest in attempting to get something done THE RIGHT WAY with a major linux distro. So...

You are probably right about the gnome-shell issue...it probably is an ati catalyst driver issue. I don't like gnome shell that horribly much in the first place. It's OK, but not better than any...

Good, OpenCL, and video acceleration are some of my primary concerns of video drivers in linux. FPS in games matter too, of course, but the others for me are probably going to be more important,...

Ah yes. I have that same issue with gnome-shell. The thing is, it's only gnome-shell (for me) that causes these problems with the catalyst driver. KDE, gnome2 with compiz both work fine. I blame...

I'm happy that things have improved for open source gpu drivers in general, not just for ATI/AMD. I have a sore spot though. I hate that I pretty much cannot do anything productive OR entertaining...

Of course it's not a new idea. I wouldn't suggest it is. I was mainly just trying to say that I believe that is the only path toward a solution. The only reason linux can't/hasn't/won't get it...

I've not been using linux that horribly long, only since about 2005 for my default OS of choice, but I've been messing around with it since 2003. I realize I'm pretty new in linux land, so my...

On my laptop which has an intel 965gm in it, it segfaults on resize, but otherwise it runs well with a 720p video.

I'm running ubuntu 10.10 64 bit. I should note I had to install libgtkglext1 for...

I mainly run a dell inspiron 1525 laptop with crappy intel 965gm graphics.
I do notice that kde is a tish more tasking than gnome on this laptop, but it's not a huge difference over gnome w/ compiz...