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Ubuntu 18.04 gives good support to the newer AMD GPU's

Started by fox, February 26, 2018, 01:39:12 PM

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fox

It uses Linux kernel 4.15, according to this article. As noted in another post, I can verify that 18.04 works with my R9 M290 graphics card out of the box (without any Grub modesetting modifications). If you have a relatively new AMD GPU and were having trouble with Linux because of it, you might want to try making a live USB from the latest Bionic Beaver daily build and giving it a whirl.
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Jason

Cool! And since 18.04 will be an LTS version, any new hardware support you get will be there for a while.
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I have a VM fired up for 18.04 in anticipation of the server release. The gnome fallback is nice and I am going to give it the old college try as a "thick" desktop replacement.
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fox

Thick? Your Microsoft Surface Pro laptop is anything but thick  ;)
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