It is interesting that all people here are reporting all the same again and again altough everything was said.
Fedora 10 is based on unstable GEM patches and intel driver (and probably master branches of mesa/xorg) . GEM is too new and it takes some time that intel stabilize it and do all optimizations.
Ubuntu 8.x will probably never have official accelerated driver because it depends on new Kernel and new xorg/mesa (my opinion). There is NO way to configure/turn on things to make it faster until you recompile new kernel/xorg/mesa and intel driver for yourself.
The situation is a little bit frustrating but thats the reality. Wait for new official stable kernel/intel/mesa/xorg.
If anyone has some new information, post it. Complaining and repeating all the same does not makes things faster. Thats my opinion :)
It is interesting that all people here are reporting all the same again and again altough everything was said.
Fedora 10 is based on unstable GEM patches and intel driver (and probably master branches of mesa/xorg) . GEM is too new and it takes some time that intel stabilize it and do all optimizations.
Ubuntu 8.x will probably never have official accelerated driver because it depends on new Kernel and new xorg/mesa (my opinion). There is NO way to configure/turn on things to make it faster until you recompile new kernel/xorg/mesa and intel driver for yourself.
The situation is a little bit frustrating but thats the reality. Wait for new official stable kernel/ intel/mesa/ xorg.
If anyone has some new information, post it. Complaining and repeating all the same does not makes things faster. Thats my opinion :)