Best Motherboard for Ubuntu

[Alex Janssen]

Justin wrote:
> You guys are missing the point. It's for a business, and an office at 
> that. He states in his OP that he wants something that works OOB, so 
> don't suggest that he get something that might not.
>
> Second, ATI? Still no. Obviously ATI is better if you need 3D, but... 
> office. Intel drivers, especially for the G31 and G41 I pointed him 
> to, will be hassle free. You won't even need to enable any restriced 
> drivers. Doesn't get easier.
>
> On Thu, Jan 29, 2009 at 12:16 PM, Eberhard Roloff <tuxebi at gmx.de 
> <mailto:tuxebi at gmx.de>> wrote:
>
>     Dotan Cohen wrote:
>     >>> ATI has really improved their open source image in tha past
>     year. I
>     >>> would actually put them above Intel now. Intel has better FOSS
>     >>> drivers, but the fglrx drivers from ATI are very decent now,
>     >> Included in Ubuntu OTOB?
>     >>
>     >
>     > Österreichische Termin und Optionenbörs?
>     >
>     This one is great!!!!!
>
>     For our Austrian Readers:
>     Optionenbörse (with "e" at the end) is correct. ;-)))
>
>     Eberhard
>
>
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Justin's right here.  I am not looking for the optimal board, just one 
that has fair performance and works with minimum trouble.  I like 
solving problems, but when I have to have a sales rep or accounting back 
up running in a couple of hours, I just need it to work.
I do appreciate all the enthusiasm.  I'm sure there are others on this 
list that are in my position that this info will help.
-Alex