This Week's Meeting

[James Kastrantas]

This week's meeting will be held on Wednesday on the 2nd floor of
Colvard Student Union at 5PM. The room is the Old Main Lounge. Hope
to see you there!

James

[James Kastrantas]

This week's meeting will be held today on the 2nd floor of Colvard

[claude jones]

What wireless cards, video cards are compatible with Linux? How difficult, after my Linux distro doesn,t recognize my compatible card, is it to make Linux aware of the card? I'm not mentioning printers, dvd burners, card readers, video camera's, microphones, to keep the post answer consise.

[Robert Wesley McGrew]

The best way to find out is to just boot off a Ubuntu Desktop CD in the live CD "try it" mode.  If everything works, great.

If something doesn't work, it's usually more of a pain to get it working than it's worth (if it's even supported at all).

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[Noxilenticus Zodameranu]

http://www.linux-drivers.org/

There are web scripts that you can put your cards into the list on some links and they will tell you if your wireless or video card is compatible or not, for example here is one for wireless: http://linux-wless.passys.nl/

[James Kastrantas]

This week's meeting will be held on Wednesday on the 2nd floor of