In Ubuntu at least I believe the default driver is Nouveau. It was
working great until I ripped the nVidia out in favor of an ATI (better
open driver support, and the 5750 is far quieter than the 9500GS). It
works great with the two mismatched monitors that I have connected, I
am hoping to test a
I sort of works, it just isn't the experience I'm used to. With windows
installed on this system I can pretty much plug any display device into the
analogue VGA display port, hit Fn-F5 and I'm done.
In Ubuntu using both Nvidia Nouveau or the Nvidia proprietary driver I need to
plug in the disp
http://xorg.freedesktop.org/wiki/Projects/XRandR might be a good start.
On Sun, Apr 24, 2011 at 10:08 AM, Craig McLean wrote:
> I sort of works, it just isn't the experience I'm used to. With windows
> installed on this system I can pretty much plug any display device into the
> analogue VGA d
> From: rick.j...@gmail.com
> To: clug-talk@clug.ca
> Date: Sat, 23 Apr 2011 12:56:23 -0600
> Subject: Re: [clug-talk] a whine about wine
>
> Why the hell would you want to?
As part of the Steve Jobbs plan to take control of the world away from Bill
Gates.. there are certain things
such
Before I ditched Apple completely, I had mixed results with a virtual
XP and doing updates via iTunes. In my opinion it is less hassle to
just dual boot or switch hard drives (I swap hard drives on my laptop
to switch OSs).
I never had an iPhone as the whole idea of needing to connect to a
comput
I have several cast off computers with legal copies of XP. I don't know about
install discs but if they ever existed then they might still exist.
I also have several copies of NT and copies of 2000 and 98.
If people can make use of this and its legal then send me a note. For VM's
which is w
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