I recently switched from using OpenSuse 12, to using Ubuntu 13.04 on my desktop machine at work. In order to get everything working correctly I had to use the latest ATI beta drivers (13.3 Beta).<\/p>\n
After you unzip the downloaded file, simply run:<\/p>\n
Initially the install script errored out, after it\u00c2\u00a0failed to locate ‘version.h’, so before I could successfully complete the driver install, I had to run:<\/p>\n
Since these are beta drivers, they have a watermark in the lower right hand corner of each monitor. \u00c2\u00a0The solution to removing that watermark can be found here<\/a>.<\/p>\n If you have dual monitors as I do, once you boot into ubuntu you will want to configure them with the ATI Control Center:<\/p>\n In order to get the latest version of Gnome you can add the Gnome3 team ppa’s:<\/p>\n If \u00c2\u00a0you want access to the latest bleeding edge applications and utilities , you can add the Ricotz testing ppa’s as well:<\/p>\n The Ricotz staging ppa’s can be used however, there is a chance that if you upgrade with these, you system may end up becoming unstable:<\/p>\n
\n# sudo apt-get update
\n# sudo apt-get upgrade<\/div>\n
\n# sudo apt-get update
\n# sudo apt-get upgrade\n<\/div>\n
\n# sudo apt-get update
\n# sudo apt-get upgrade<\/div>\n