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    nicky1212
    deepin
    2015-01-23 07:34
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    Hi! I am new to Linux and this fourm. i am having a problem installing the proprietary drivers for my amd card. i tried using the procedure for Ubuntu, but auto-detect distro did not work. using --listdistro did not show the deepin distro. I NEED HELP!!!
    Specs:
    cpu- AMD phenom ii x6 1046t
    gpu- GIGABYTE AMD r9 280 (not 280x)
    ram- 8gb corsair vengeance ddr3
    mobo- gigabyte ga-970a-d3
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    hedajun
    deepin
    2015-01-25 04:47
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    Did you try "sudo apt-get install fglrx"?
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    Kaabi
    deepin
    2015-01-27 21:37
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    Hi nicky1212!  Welcome to Linux!

    The best option for installing proprietary drivers on ubuntu or ubuntu based derivatives, is by using the Driver Manager (sometimes called Jockey).  To do so, press your windows key and type "Driver Manager."  Then select the appropriate driver (do not use fglrx-updates as this is a beta driver!).  If you have anymore troubles let us know

    Good luck using Linux!
    Cheers
    Kaabi
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