I was amusing myself with using obsolete tech with a modern computer this weekend when I needed a video card for a server. Not wanting to waste power on an unne

I was amusing myself with using obsolete tech with a modern computer this weekend when I needed a video card for a server. Not wanting to waste power on an unnecessary GPU I looked around for the least capable card I had and found one from 1997[1]. It still works fine with a processor made in 2017. And Linux had no complaints using the generic VESA X.org driver. Though there is a native Tseng driver still there, the particular live USB I had would segfault. Actually it looks like the last two bugs filed against it were marked WONTFIX in 2011 so I'd say the driver is unmaintained and Xorg should consider removing it. (I wonder if the new ADB driver would be useful with the USB-to-ADB adapter I have. Although the only thing I could plug into it is a trackball.) [1] http://www.vgamuseum.info/index.php/component/k2/item/465-tseng-et6000 http://www.vgamuseum.info/index.php/component/k2/item/465-ts...