WineHQ - Run Windows applications on Linux, BSD, Solaris and Mac OS X. Ubuntu homepage. RadeonHD. This document is about the open-source xserver-xorg-video-radeonhd driver. This driver is no longer maintained and is OFFICIALLY DEPRECATED by the xserver-xorg-video-radeon driver, which Ubuntu should use by default for any Radeon(HD) chip.
The rest of the page below this section is maintained only for historical/archive purposes. For more information, see RadeonDriver page. If you were looking for instructions on the ATI proprietary Catalyst driver (a.k.a fglrx), see This document explains how to install and use the open-source radeonhd drivers on Ubuntu. This shouldn't be necessary... unless you're having problems with the open-source "ati/radeon" driver that comes pre-installed with Ubuntu. Look at the following list to determine if your card is supported: Group 1: (DirectX9 generation) non-RadeonHD cards, including RS600/RS690/RS740 IGP's and M52-M68 Mobility chips. Compiz. Home | Ubuntu Studio. Ubuntu Tweak - Let's rock with Ubuntu.
Magazine/HowTo/InstallingSteam. PART ONE: INSTALLING WINE AND STEAM By: Brandon Powell The main reason for not switching to Ubuntu or any other Linux distribution is games. People like to play their video games. Now is the age of the Linux desktop. More and more games are getting to the point in which they can be played under Linux. While wine is downloading go to and download the installer. The installer will be an MSI file, not an EXE. Wine and Steam are now both installed. The other way we create a shell script to do it.
Save the file and change the permissions on it. Now to run Steam, just click on that file.