Time for a status update on WoP development
World of PadmanIt's been a while since our last post on the development of World of PADMAN 1.7, so it's time for a status update. We are hoping for a release next year...
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World of PADMAN 1.7 in development
World of Padman 2 commentsWorld of Padman 1.7 has been in development for a few months. Time to publish a list of planned features and some first screenshots. Take a look!
World of Padman 1.6.2 released!
World of PadmanWorld of Padman 1.6.2 is now available for download as unified ZIP for Windows, Linux and MacOSX and as Windows installer and as Snap for Linux. Check...
World of Padman 1.6.1 available now!
World of Padman 2 commentsWorld of Padman is now available for download in version 1.6.1 as a unified ZIP for the three operating systems Windows, Linux and MacOS. Check it out!
World of Padman 1.6.1 (beta) released
World of PadmanGood morning PadWorld! The first beta version of the upcoming World of Padman 1.6.1 is available for download!
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Does anyone know if there is a page with special drivers for ati graphic cards?
For Linux (Ubuntu if it matters) of course.
Thanks in advance for your answers.
If you have a newer card (starting from the HD-series) I'd recommend the official AMD LInux driver:http://www.amd.com/us/Pages/AMDHomePage.aspx
here's how you can install them after you've finished downloading (starting 4:20):
no it is an older one " x1950 pro"
@killgore_94 - I would say that the last AMD proprietary driver to support your card under Linux was from 2009 and this driver will not work with the latest versions of xorg-server, Linux kernel and other components of the Linux desktop. When installing Ubuntu, you will be using the open source drivers by default (I think R300g) which are still being developed and improved over time. If you want more advanced drivers you would need to pull stuff from development repositories which is not recommended for people who do not have advanced Linux knowledge (even I do not do it). Anyway, here is a site which shows you the current state of the radeon support in the open source drivers: X.org
Also, every time you upgrade your Ubuntu install or do a fresh install of a new version, you will get updated open source drivers which should improve OpenGL support.
Hope this helps a bit.
thank you very much