This was an excellent card. Back in the days I actually paid more than $50.00 bucks for a video card since I'm not a big gamer, I did like the 3dfx cards in which I'm still using mine in one of my systems.

Never had any problems getting this card to work in the mentioned distributions and among others I didn't mention.

Works great... Just choose the right adapter in the install and all has been perfect.

The price is skewed because I got it from a friend for free.

hey , a cool card for coders , text reader and small gamers (not for crazy gamers)

I can find its driver on almost every distros i've tried

not bad, just set the resolution and other settings right

and you will find it working

This card works good with linux, however I had to set the color to 16 bit, nothing else.

I have not had any problems with this card using basic Linux stuff in the past. But now with the major changes that FC2 has put out, I am reduced to a measily 800x600 resolution with much headaches. It may be capable of more and I am just missing the setting/config file that I need to make it happen. I have never had to tweak anything in the past though.

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Doh!, this issue was not related to the card. It was the Monitor that FC2 said was only capable of 800x600. I changed monitor settings and viola! I am back at 1280x1024 again. Apparently the Gateway EV700 was auto-detected, but the settings for the monitor only allow 800x600.

works great for many distros I've tried like RedHat, Mandrake,slackware,debian

Works fine.
800 x 600 with 16 for 3D.

This card works mostly ok, however on playback of DVD's or on the Television the right hand side of the screen is usually replicated vertically several times. problem fixes if you reduce screen size, or actually push a portion of the image off screen. The problem seems to happen no matter what driver is used. Crazy uh!?

Everything works perfect except no linux drivers for the OpenGL support of the card. (aka no good screen savers or Cedega)