Subj : Re: Linux video support To : Rich From : Robert Comer Date : Mon Apr 02 2001 08:34 am From: "Robert Comer" Like I said, they need to do better. - Bob Comer "Rich" <@> wrote in message news:3ac8d0e2@w3.nls.net... That is beyond the problem I'm having. I can't get setup to pass = the video test with any combination of adapters and monitors I select. = I've tried the GeForce2 and various generic VGA and SVGA adapters. I've = tried more monitors than I can remember. The digital interface = identified as 60 Hz so I wouldn't expect refresh rates to matter though = to be sure I tried many combinations of this too. Rich "Robert Comer" wrote in message = news:3ac8c65a$1@w3.nls.net... >> I have tried both beta and released Linux distributions. None = work, the Linux distribution vendors don't have drivers available, and the = board manufacturers don't have driver's available.<< I've noticed that checkmarking "hardware accelration" on some = chipsets (NVidia Gforce 256 included) seems to break Linux, even though it's = supposed to be supported. Video card/monitor/monitor refresh is one of the = big achilles heels of Linux. They'll have to do better. I have a = monitor that can do 1280x1024 at 85hzz, yet I can't get better than 70hz at any = res with any of my video cards. :( - Bob Comer "Rich" <@> wrote in message news:3ac8b4d6$1@w3.nls.net... --- XP Toss HTML Stripper v0.3.5 * Origin: Barktopia Gating Project (1:379/45) .