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“It’s been nearly seven months since I wrote my first article
about ATI drivers and how they literally crippled my computer and
my daily life (An Outcry For Improved ATI Linux Drivers). Last
month, ATI had finally released their latest drivers which contains
the new OpenGL component and AIGLX support (AMD 8.42 Linux Display
Driver). Was this release worth the amount of hype and did it solve
everyone’s problems? For me, simply, no. After seven months of
waiting, updating, and struggling, things are not good for me, in
every possible feature of the ATI Linux driver I use…”
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