

One note I wish to say: learn how to 'uninstall cleanly' and learn how to boot into recovery mode and use console.

If you continue with debian bases, you should find the same process continue to work, so it is familiar after you try 2-3 times. almost similar process is used for 'most debian based distros'. When you attempt to test the latest driver, and it did not work out, you follow the same process to uninstall latest driver, reinstall older, working driver.ģ. you can continue to keep ALL versions of the official driver, upgraded driver, beta driver.etc it has a full uninstaller ! so if it did not work out, you boot into recovery mode, go to the directory, run uninstaller.to have a clean removalĢ. I do not know what is the proper way to install amd/ati proprietary driverīut from many hiccups, bsod, etc I learned to lean towards using the amd/ait driver installer method, this has a few advantagesġ.
