I've been using Kubuntu (7.10, 64bit) for a few days now, and the FGLRX driver has been acting funny since I installed it.
Basically, in the default desktop mode everything switches to the right resolution, but runs sluggish as though the GPU isn't accelerating anything. Then, the minute I switch into compiz everything runs perfectly fine. Unfortunately I have to switch back to kwin so that I can use Maya (compiz causes artefacts across the entire window, and doesn't let me disable alt-click window moving, and I need to alt-click to navigate the worldspace!)
fglrxinfo in the terminal returns such:
xorg.conf has this in the display section:
Here are some related repositories I have installed:
xorg
xorg-driver-fglrx
xserver-xgl
xserver-xorg
xserver-xorg-video-ati
So I don't think I'm missing anything...
One issue that might be related is that when I try to set my monitor in system settings > Monitor & Display > Hardware to the correct one the whole system refuses to finish booting next time, so I've left it on Plug 'n' Play (despite this, my monitor is labelled correctly in xorg.conf!).
EDIT: Huzzah! This problem was completely fixed by installing AIGLX drivers from ATI's site. It also fixed problems with my tablet at the same time!
Basically, in the default desktop mode everything switches to the right resolution, but runs sluggish as though the GPU isn't accelerating anything. Then, the minute I switch into compiz everything runs perfectly fine. Unfortunately I have to switch back to kwin so that I can use Maya (compiz causes artefacts across the entire window, and doesn't let me disable alt-click window moving, and I need to alt-click to navigate the worldspace!)
fglrxinfo in the terminal returns such:
Code:
display: :0,0 screen: 0 OpenGL vendor string: ATI Technologies Inc. OpenGL renderer string: Radeon X1900 Series OpenGL version string: 2.0.6473 (8.37.6)
Code:
Section "Device" Identifier "Generic Video Card" Driver "fglrx" Busid "PCI:1:0:0" EndSection Section "Monitor" Identifier "DELL2407WFPH" Option "DPMS" EndSection
xorg
xorg-driver-fglrx
xserver-xgl
xserver-xorg
xserver-xorg-video-ati
So I don't think I'm missing anything...
One issue that might be related is that when I try to set my monitor in system settings > Monitor & Display > Hardware to the correct one the whole system refuses to finish booting next time, so I've left it on Plug 'n' Play (despite this, my monitor is labelled correctly in xorg.conf!).
EDIT: Huzzah! This problem was completely fixed by installing AIGLX drivers from ATI's site. It also fixed problems with my tablet at the same time!
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