Ubuntu still tries to emulate 3D features by starting an XGL session even if the new fglrx driver knows how to do it by itselves - and will disable the 3D features that way.
You can disable the now unnecessary XGL by just creating a file with the name "disable" in the folder ".config/xserver-xgl" in your home directory
Just issue the following commands:
cd
mkdir -p .config/xserver-xgl/
touch disable
This should do it.
At least it works *fine* for me.
I think I have the solution:
Ubuntu still tries to emulate 3D features by starting an XGL session even if the new fglrx driver knows how to do it by itselves - and will disable the 3D features that way.
You can disable the now unnecessary XGL by just creating a file with the name "disable" in the folder ".config/ xserver- xgl" in your home directory
Just issue the following commands:
cd xserver- xgl/
mkdir -p .config/
touch disable
This should do it.
At least it works *fine* for me.