I have the same issue on a Dell Mini 12, Jaunty lpia architecture. The native resolution is 1200x800 but it was defaulting to 1024x768 which stretches and blurs the graphics horribly.
I got a non-squished resolution by downloading a dpkg of 815resolution from an old i386 version of Ubuntu, but the frame rate is extremely slow, almost to the point of non-useability, and 3d is not working at all.
It would be great to see some proper work put in by the Ubuntu team in packaging the Poulsbo drivers for Jaunty. Hopefully pressure can be put upstream on Intel to release the drivers and firmware licensed under a proper FOSS license. I find it incredible that there is this big hole in what is a swiftly emerging Linux market: netbooks across the entire high end Dell Mini range.
I have the same issue on a Dell Mini 12, Jaunty lpia architecture. The native resolution is 1200x800 but it was defaulting to 1024x768 which stretches and blurs the graphics horribly.
I got a non-squished resolution by downloading a dpkg of 815resolution from an old i386 version of Ubuntu, but the frame rate is extremely slow, almost to the point of non-useability, and 3d is not working at all.
It would be great to see some proper work put in by the Ubuntu team in packaging the Poulsbo drivers for Jaunty. Hopefully pressure can be put upstream on Intel to release the drivers and firmware licensed under a proper FOSS license. I find it incredible that there is this big hole in what is a swiftly emerging Linux market: netbooks across the entire high end Dell Mini range.