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13-Apr-2006, 06:19 AM #1
Unhappy 3D acceleration on Acer Aspire
Hello,

I saw the Linux game PenguinPlanet Racer at work, it looked fun and ran smooth so I installed it into my Ubuntu 5.10 which I have on this Acer Aspire 3003LC AMD 3GHz Sempron laptop but the game and mouse pointer were as jerky as hell.
Could it be because I have not got the right video driver for the onboard SiS M760GX graphics adaptor thus my 3D acceleration is not active? If so, how do I install the correct driver?

Thanks in advance.
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