the link is bad, the url is http://game.amd.com

It's http://game.amd.com, you got it wrong Rick.

[I downloaded the image from there. I must've had it right at least once. :) It's fixed. -Rick]

I'm a big ATI/AMD fan. (I prefer a company that has morals, nVidia has zero) But this web site really stinks. The bio page on Ruby is just pathetic. Reads like a dime store novel rather than a leading edge gaming scenario. Sad.

It's about time ATI got to supporting Linux, not that it is very easy to game in Linux anyway. But I love seeing more support for the platform, as I would much prefer gaming in Linux than in Windows if I could.

The link that was suppose to be for the AMD gaming site is a link for Intel?

[If it was, then AMD's game website was hacked for a while with some re-direct. It's working now. -Rick]

I think it would be nice if they had support for eComStation. http://www.ecomstation.com .

"I prefer a company that has morals, nVidia has zero."

If you have an extra mintue, I'd be interested in hearing why you think each company has (or in NVDA's case, doesn't) have morals.

I agree, nvidia have had drivers for, well, a very long time. But gaming in linux isnt that hard, but its slightly costy if you want ease: you pay for cedega and you end up with the ability to play games with ease. Not all games, but most popular ones, and mostly without problems. Its not expensive but still, most people go to linux because its free for many of its distros. If more people supported OpenGL rather then microsoft owned directx it would be alot easier too, but people do what they see is right, and directx has a bigger market and so programmers often program mostly for directx and only try to make opengl 'work' and not for linux, just for mac. ohwell.