Originally Posted by Balalsubturfyooj

I have tried all the linux/gui and unix/gui distros I could get my hands on... and for some reason these companies are always having issues around proper and easy support of 3d graphic cards... there were a few distros of ubuntu that allowed me to setup the 3d, however, for some reason the next version that came out of the distro messed up a simple install... I think the best distros are: Fedora, Suse and Ubuntu because they have a nice clean layout and installing programs for the most part is easy... however, I wish the companies would not keep messing with the video setup... it should not be impossible to just get a graphic driver and the two main graphic card companies like nvidia and ati to install at a 100% on their distros... yet year after year these companies allow for users to have issues... I am not a windows fan, however, if you install a program it will run... with linux/gui and or unix/gui this is not the case... also what happens if you loose your internet connection and you need a file only found online to install a much needed app or game ????