pure awesomeness!
definitly going to buy a notebook with an amd gpu!
I would have liked to be that enthusiast but this won't happen.
To get a proper 3D support on r6xx/r7xx, you'll need the 2.6.32 (assuming the ATI devs would be in time to merge it to it next month).
Ubuntu should use the 2.6.31 when release, so, there will be no 3D support for r6xx/r7xx cards on Ubuntu 9.10.
That being said, I would like to tell that advanced users should use rolling distro so as more users could contribute to bug reporting.
pure awesomeness!
definitly going to buy a notebook with an amd gpu!
Yeah also working here, alt-tabbing is slow though but it's working! Good progress, the OpenGL game neverball also runs now (although with some flickering and artifacts).
The article brought up R800, so I'm wondering if R800 will be clumped together with R600/RV700 and use the same set of drivers.
It won't be like the transition from R500 to R600 right?
Also, as a KDE user, since it works with Compiz, does it work with Kwin?![]()
dang, just moved back to fglrx for 3d goodness...
(card: radeon 3200hd)
Still I can hope that this will lead to out of the box compiz on opensuse 11.2
(I know it's dreaming for a bit too much... but what's the harm in hoping![]()
Does anyone know the git url for this branch?
I knew buying a 780G would pay off![]()
@Drago
Buying ATI Chipset + GPU as laptop is the worst case you can do. Look:
http://www.phoronix.com/forums/showthread.php?t=18314
It is nice that you see a pic and xv is working and hopefully soon even compiz, but i consider it a bad deal when the binary driver does not run on pure AMD/ATI hardware.
mesa master:
http://cgit.freedesktop.org/mesa/mesa
My drm branch:
http://cgit.freedesktop.org/~agd5f/drm/?h=r6xx-r7xx-3d