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Just as a quick counterpoint, I'm using an ATI card for dual monitors on my desktop, and have an nvidia card in my laptop. I find Ubuntu's monitor settings app
by shimon 17y ago
Just as a quick counterpoint, I'm using an ATI card for dual monitors on my desktop, and have an nvidia card in my laptop. I find Ubuntu's monitor settings app easier to use than nvidia-settings (though both get the job done) and the ATI drivers more stable.
The ubuntu configuration app has evolved significantly in the past two years; connecting multiple monitors on ubuntu is now about as easy as doing the same on Windows.
- daok 17y agoI have to admit that I have a single ATI 4850 and it was a real pain. Once it was setup and working, I than had some black screen and losing all possibilities to change anything because the console was to the black screen.... anyways it wasn't that simple because on some other OS you simply need to go in the Screen configuration and that's it. In Ubuntu the Screen configuration had only 1 of my 2 screens. So... I guess it's not up to the simplest it can be.