bioShark

well I never liked the idea of a console. Nothing compares to the good old mouse in games

:)

@JorgeCastro my wife make level design for DA1. Well community, not actual job at Bioware

DA2 in IMHO was a fail compared to the feel of the first one

@JorgeCastro hope you play DA1, not 2

my opinion is that who ever wants to install it, knows it's way around and will quickly find the external PPA to install it. But the average Joe will definitely break his system

:)

by the way, what do you guys think about ccsm possibly being sacked from the default repo?

@BrunoPereira As I am stating in the question, it's not a show stopper, because I don't require constant log-out/log-in, but the simple fact that I know the problem is there, it gives me the feeling of unstable system :)

@BrunoPereira cool

definitely going for a Nvidia next time arround

lol . ATI issue Pandora box opened :)

@BrunoPereira thanks for the bounty

Anybody up for a bounty on my question: askubuntu.com/questions/99111/… ?

ok

@BrunoPereira can I uninstall my mesa packages? Or at least the ones I have mentioned above

@BrunoPereira maybe, but how do I check? I have done the reinstall of the driver like you suggested. After uninstall of fglrx : sudo apt-get install –reinstall libgl1-mesa-glx:i386 libgl1-mesa-glx:amd64 libgl1-mesa-dri:i386 libgl1-mesa-dri:amd64 xserver-xorg-core then reboot and install the new drivers

I reported it. But now I have reverted to the 11.10 driver and the behavior is still the same. How can I make sure I am not using the open source drivers as well?

@BrunoPereira hi Bruno. You have time a minute to look over my question? askubuntu.com/questions/99111/…

@OctavianDamiean super cool. I know that position ;)

2 years. 6 months :)

Linux pocket guide is my cat's favorite cushin on the desk

@rlemon I have a 2.5 year old turkish angora, white as snow. She loves sleeping on my desk while I work. Not once she has shutdown my pc from the keyboard shut-down key :)

@rlemon very noble gesture. Hat off to you

@rlemon you just have to love cats :)

:)

@rlemon ubuntutechnical.wordpress.com/2012/01/06/…

@rlemon bootable usb cand do the job aswell

:)

with your ubuntu cd

sorry after win

@rlemon just need to reinstall grub after you install ubuntu

@BrunoPereira I have updated my question: askubuntu.com/questions/99111/…. Reverted to 11.10 but the issue is still there

@BrunoPereira I still haven't fixed the issue from askubuntu.com/questions/99111/… I have added some extra stuff in the question. Plus, I have filed a bug, because I have read others having same issues: bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/xorg/+bug/922905

@StefanoPalazzo In my additional drivers I have a green dot (meaning it's active) against ATI/AMD proprietary FGLRX graphics driver. But I don't know if this is the open source or catalyst 12.1. I would guess it's the open source one

*hint

@StefanoPalazzo lol thx for that hit :)

@Stefano Palazzo OK :) If It's very strange that it behaves so differently with a log-of and a reboot is fine. I got the suggestion to check if the open source drivers are not also loading...but I don't know how.

@Stefano Palazzo my problem is here: askubuntu.com/questions/99111/…

How can I check what ubuntu is doing from the point I log in until unity is fully loaded?

Neard!

I get that from only wearing once in a while my maverick t-shit :)

cool

I may just raise a question

still same issue with my driver. Fail after logout, but works great after a reboot

@Bruno Pereira don't worry I am about to eat as well. Enjoy.

so can somebody tell me how I can make sure my open source ati drivers are loaded? And I am actually using the official one

@Bruno Pereira I have run sudo dpkg-reconfigure xserver-xorg for the reconfiguration, but how do I make sure the open source drivers are not loaded?

@Bruno Pereira I guess for recreating xorg.conf I should run "sudo rm /etc/X11/xorg.conf" and "sudo dpkg-reconfigure xserver-xorg". But how to make sure my open source drivers are not also loaded?