On 10/05/07, Sam Varshavchik <mrsam@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
Dotan Cohen writes: > I installed ATI's proprietary drivers, but when I try to run the setup > it complains that it cannot find the configuration file: I waited to see if anyone would reply to your message. Looks like nobody did. > What am I doing wrong? That's a loaded question. The most generic answer can be found in your first sentence: "I installed ATI's proprietary drivers".
Taking the hardware I have, is there a 'prefered' way to enable 3D so that I can use Google Earth? (Radeon X1400) I'll gladly do as recommended. Of course, I'd prefer to purchase hardware that supports open source, but that will be then next time I buy hardware. Learn and live, no? In the meantime, what can I do? If there is an open source alternative, then I'll happily use it.
People "in the know" are unlikely help ATI to promote their non-free binary blobs. I don't use them, speaking personally. How ironic that twelve hours after your message, Intel announced here a new release of their free drivers, which will be merged into Mesa and Xorg, that support their brand new video chipset.
That's not ironic. That's the reason my next video card will be Intel. Unless ATI starts providing hardware specs for FOSS drivers. Dotan Cohen http://lyricslist.com/ http://what-is-what.com/
