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Sounds like my own Asus eeePC 1215N. I however never managed to get the NVIDIA chip working in Ubuntu. Whenever I want to use the graphics (games, WebGL, etc..)
by cskau 14y ago
Sounds like my own Asus eeePC 1215N. I however never managed to get the NVIDIA chip working in Ubuntu. Whenever I want to use the graphics (games, WebGL, etc..) I have to reboot to windows.
How did you get your system to run, if you don't mind me asking?
In any case the poor experience of this system is what have made me aim for a AMD or at least clean (as in no NVIDIA or other chips) Intel system for my next machine.
- benmccann 14y agoATI has always had far worse Linux support than NVIDIA. I'm not sure if the situation has changed since AMD bought them, but I'd be hesitant to suggest going that route.
- aw3c2 14y agoI chose the system because I had terrible experiences with amd/ati on Linux. I use bumblebee, acpi_call and bbswitch. with that I can launches processes that use the nvidia chip by pretending a command, for example "optirun ioquake3". that launches a secondary x server and using virtualgl streams the frames to my primary one. works quite well! edit: darn, replied to the wrong comment.