duncan.britton

It looks like you already have some drivers installed for your graphics card that are pulling in a later version of Xorg than the ati-drivers can support: x11-drivers/xf86-video-ati-7.4.0::gentoo If you only want to have the ati-drivers, change your /etc/portage/make.conf to contain the following: VIDEO_CARDS="fglrx" After doing that, you can try unmerging xf86-video-ati, glamor, and xf86-input-evdev. Then, run an "emerge --update --newuse --deep --with-bdeps=y @world". This should pull in the ati-drivers without all of those nasty conflicts that you are getting. Also, check out http://www.funtoo.org/Package:AMD_Catalyst_Video_Drivers . Hope this helped!

Looks like it has been added to the tree as =app-shells/bash-4.2_p48.

That is pretty cool, Sputnik. I called one of my Funtoo computers Phoenix at one point too!

Here are two pictures of my Openbox desktop. http://imgur.com/XQsIBru,4sRH0tC#0 Big picture:

Hey spectromas. Welcome to the forums! I will make a bug regarding this on http://bugs.funtoo.org for you.

Daniel and I were talking about development on the wiki and thought that it would be amusing to put an image on the mainpage that said something along the lines of "Funtoo Linux: Proud to be systemd free." Would any of you be willing to make this image? I was thinking that something along these lines would be really cool:

I have just purchased an Asus ux51vz. One of the features of this laptop is a fakeraid array between two drives. If I want Funtoo to be the only OS on this machine, should I clear the fakeraid and set up a software raid? Or should I just use AHCI?