I think it has been mentioned before but it may be worth mentioning again.
I have a Radeon HD 3650 chipset and experienced this bug which, in my opinion, was a show stopper, within 6 hours of the official Jaunty release. It did shake my resolve to stick with Linux and very nearly reverted to Windows (sigh!). I only went exclusively Linux about a year ago.
This makes my Jaunty Kubuntu work like it should albeit marginally slower than Intrepid Ibex version. I have not installed the suggested PPA. I do use compiz and all is fine and with acceptable speed with the latest driver (which I believe is different from the distro one).
I hope this may help somebody else.
It may help to post your experience with these drivers for other problematic ATI chip-sets.
I think it has been mentioned before but it may be worth mentioning again.
I have a Radeon HD 3650 chipset and experienced this bug which, in my opinion, was a show stopper, within 6 hours of the official Jaunty release. It did shake my resolve to stick with Linux and very nearly reverted to Windows (sigh!). I only went exclusively Linux about a year ago.
The only satisfactory answer, for me, was to install ATI latest driver. It can be downloaded here: http:// support. amd.com/ us/gpudownload/ Pages/index. aspx .
This makes my Jaunty Kubuntu work like it should albeit marginally slower than Intrepid Ibex version. I have not installed the suggested PPA. I do use compiz and all is fine and with acceptable speed with the latest driver (which I believe is different from the distro one).
I hope this may help somebody else.
It may help to post your experience with these drivers for other problematic ATI chip-sets.
Michel