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Ubuntu version for SIS Mirage 3 based laptop
Where do I get a SIS mirage 672 vga driver?How can I get my Intel 82945G/GZ video card to support more resolutions?nvidia card driver not detected: no settings & cannot use HDMIHow to get the default Ubuntu graphic driver for 12.04?A better graphic card for my laptop?How can I add drivers for the Aopen XC cube to ubuntu 12.04?after first reboot choose wrong video portScreen resolution changes when a key is pressedVersion of Ubuntu for Fujitsu AH502 Lifebook?Add custom resolution to built-in laptop screen in Ubuntu 12.04 LTSWhich server version (64-bit) of Ubuntu will be suitable (for Gazebo and Ros Simulation)?
What is the best Ubuntu version for SIS Mirage 3 vga based laptop. just to get 1280x800 resolution not 3D graphic. any suggestion?
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What is the best Ubuntu version for SIS Mirage 3 vga based laptop. just to get 1280x800 resolution not 3D graphic. any suggestion?
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possible duplicate of Where do I get a SIS mirage 672 vga driver?
– bain
Jul 11 '14 at 17:19
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What is the best Ubuntu version for SIS Mirage 3 vga based laptop. just to get 1280x800 resolution not 3D graphic. any suggestion?
12.04 13.04
edited Jul 17 '13 at 10:57
Manuel
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What is the best Ubuntu version for SIS Mirage 3 vga based laptop. just to get 1280x800 resolution not 3D graphic. any suggestion?
12.04 13.04
12.04 13.04
edited Jul 17 '13 at 10:57
Manuel
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asked Jul 17 '13 at 10:34
al_v_anal_v_an
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edited Jul 17 '13 at 10:57
Manuel
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asked Jul 17 '13 at 10:34
al_v_anal_v_an
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edited Jul 17 '13 at 10:57
Manuel
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edited Jul 17 '13 at 10:57
Manuel
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Manuel
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asked Jul 17 '13 at 10:34
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possible duplicate of Where do I get a SIS mirage 672 vga driver?
– bain
Jul 11 '14 at 17:19
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possible duplicate of Where do I get a SIS mirage 672 vga driver?
– bain
Jul 11 '14 at 17:19
possible duplicate of Where do I get a SIS mirage 672 vga driver?
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Jul 11 '14 at 17:19
possible duplicate of Where do I get a SIS mirage 672 vga driver?
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It seems, that the SIS Mirage support in Ubuntu 13.04 should be at least usable out of the box. Anyhow, 3D acceleration is probably not available, so I'd recommend to use a lightweight Ubuntu flavor that works without compositing. By default Xubuntu and Lubuntu don't use compositing, and on Kubuntu it can be disabled in the window manager settings.
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If you plan on using an LTS release (what I'd recommend, except if some hardware does not work - what might be the case for you), the following site recommends to use Xubuntu 12.04, but not Ubuntu 12.04, since in Ubuntu 12.04 the kernel and Xorg packages were updated meanwhile to versions that are incompatible with the drivers linked there.
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It seems, that the SIS Mirage support in Ubuntu 13.04 should be at least usable out of the box. Anyhow, 3D acceleration is probably not available, so I'd recommend to use a lightweight Ubuntu flavor that works without compositing. By default Xubuntu and Lubuntu don't use compositing, and on Kubuntu it can be disabled in the window manager settings.
Source
If you plan on using an LTS release (what I'd recommend, except if some hardware does not work - what might be the case for you), the following site recommends to use Xubuntu 12.04, but not Ubuntu 12.04, since in Ubuntu 12.04 the kernel and Xorg packages were updated meanwhile to versions that are incompatible with the drivers linked there.
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It seems, that the SIS Mirage support in Ubuntu 13.04 should be at least usable out of the box. Anyhow, 3D acceleration is probably not available, so I'd recommend to use a lightweight Ubuntu flavor that works without compositing. By default Xubuntu and Lubuntu don't use compositing, and on Kubuntu it can be disabled in the window manager settings.
Source
If you plan on using an LTS release (what I'd recommend, except if some hardware does not work - what might be the case for you), the following site recommends to use Xubuntu 12.04, but not Ubuntu 12.04, since in Ubuntu 12.04 the kernel and Xorg packages were updated meanwhile to versions that are incompatible with the drivers linked there.
edited Jul 17 '13 at 12:02
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It seems, that the SIS Mirage support in Ubuntu 13.04 should be at least usable out of the box. Anyhow, 3D acceleration is probably not available, so I'd recommend to use a lightweight Ubuntu flavor that works without compositing. By default Xubuntu and Lubuntu don't use compositing, and on Kubuntu it can be disabled in the window manager settings.
Source
If you plan on using an LTS release (what I'd recommend, except if some hardware does not work - what might be the case for you), the following site recommends to use Xubuntu 12.04, but not Ubuntu 12.04, since in Ubuntu 12.04 the kernel and Xorg packages were updated meanwhile to versions that are incompatible with the drivers linked there.
edited Jul 17 '13 at 12:02
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answered Jul 17 '13 at 10:59
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It seems, that the SIS Mirage support in Ubuntu 13.04 should be at least usable out of the box. Anyhow, 3D acceleration is probably not available, so I'd recommend to use a lightweight Ubuntu flavor that works without compositing. By default Xubuntu and Lubuntu don't use compositing, and on Kubuntu it can be disabled in the window manager settings.
Source
If you plan on using an LTS release (what I'd recommend, except if some hardware does not work - what might be the case for you), the following site recommends to use Xubuntu 12.04, but not Ubuntu 12.04, since in Ubuntu 12.04 the kernel and Xorg packages were updated meanwhile to versions that are incompatible with the drivers linked there.
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possible duplicate of Where do I get a SIS mirage 672 vga driver?
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