PC Linux ati nvidia fedora opensuse Ubuntu Test

Hardware:

 
Dell intel g41
ATI hd5670
NVIDIA 9800gt
 

Driver:

 
Ati-driver-installer-11-02-x86.x86_64.run
NVIDIA-Linux-x86_64-260.19.44.run
 

Fedora 14x64:

ATI graphics card @ built-in DRIVER: abnormal, can display wallpaper, do not see the desktop taskbar. A kernel error is prompted.

ATI graphics card @ ATI official driver: Abnormal. It stops loading fedora upon startup and cannot enter the desktop or character interface.

Fedora 15x64:

ATI graphics card @ built-in DRIVER: Normal, desktop gnome3 effect normal.

Opensuse 11.4x64:

ATI graphics card @ built-in system driver: Normal, supports common 3 screens.

ATI graphics card @ ATI official driver: The desktop cannot be started because it is abnormal. The character interface is displayed.

Ubuntu 11.04x64:

ATI graphics card @ built-in system driver: Normal, supports common 3 screens.

ATI graphics card @ ATI official driver:

Normal, supports normal 3 screens, and does not support amd eyefinity.

NVIDIA graphics card @ automatic system drive: Normal, supports common dual-screen.

NVIDIA graphics card @ NVIDIA official driver: Normal, supports dual-screen stitching 3200x900 resolution.

Seeing that atidriver updates are so diligent, I thought they could support Linux, but the results were miserable. They only supported ubuntu.

I don't want to talk about it, but I still need the old saying "Linux users -- cherish life and stay away from the card ".

However, a has an advantage in windows.

Windows users-with a card, the dual-screen and 3-screen stitching has a wide field of view.

Http://www.cnblogs.com/sink_cup/archive/2010/11/06/ati_big_desktop_ubuntu_xp.html