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but experimenting with using the new Ubuntu 13.04 (Raring Ringtail) repositories. So, as I'm typing this on my other computer, i'm re-installing Mint 13 XFCE.
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Paulgault wrote:I had the exact same problem on an old frankenstein machine that is mainly used by the kids for streaming tv programmes (and me experimenting with new distros!).ĭoing what rkmugen describes worked for meĪs a side note, i recently tried Linux Mint Debian 201303 (May 2013) with Cinnamoin, and I found that Cinnamon actually works! The problem is that the performance was incredibly slow because it was running off of the Gallium drivers instead of the Intel ones, so i had NO 3d accreleration. but hopefully someone here has had better luck. for the past 2 weeks!!!! My plan is that, if there won't be any support for the 852/855 chipset for subsequent Mint releases, i may as well just go back to 13 and squeeze as many useful years as I can get out of this trusty old notebook.
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also because Mint 13 was (or still is) having problems with the update servers. though I still have the burned 13 XFCE on DVD from earlier this year) and wanted to move on up to Linux Mint 14 Cinnamon. I just got rid of Linux Mint 13 XFCE (wiped the hard drive clean. why did the Linux Mint 14 installer configure my system to use the i915 driver when I clearly have the Intel 852GM device? Or, is this an unresolved bug as of late (22-Dec.2012)? and I'm not sure if there's a mismatch here. Code: Select all 00:02.0 VGA compatible controller: Intel Corporation 82852/855GM Integrated Graphics Device (rev 02) (prog-if 00 )
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