cheap video card desired

[Erik Price]

Hi,

I've had the good fortune of being able to run Linux on a separate hard 
disk at my new job, so when I'm not busy with some task or other, I 
reboot and tweak.  (It's Debian 3.0)

I'd like to do more of my development in Linux because I like to script 
a lot of my workflow (and I'd like to try Mutt) and I'm a bash addict.  
In fact, I never had a Windows box in my house, so the DOS prompt feels 
particularly inflexible after having bash in my MacOSX box for the past 
year (and on my school's servers before that).

However, quite a bit of the work I do requires a web browser, and I've 
been using NetBeans for Java.  If I had access to a GUI from my Linux 
box, I'd be able to switch over full-time (for the most part).  But my 
video card is unsupported.  It's a RealiZm Intense3D card, I guess 
(judging from the Windows Device Manager).  I've tried dozens of 
settings in `dpkg-reconfigure xserver-xfree86`, but no avail.  It's not 
supported.  So I need to get a supported video card.  Does anyone know 
of a good resource for investigating this?  I certainly don't need a 
hot gaming card, just something equivalent to what I've got (it's 
32(24)-bit, does 1152 x 864 at 19 inches) would be great.  Since I'm a 
bonehead when it comes to PC hardware -- a casualty of growing up in a 
house of Apples -- can anyone provide a recommendation?  And if you 
know of a store that sells them used, cheap, that'd be helpful too.

Thanks,

Erik

PS:  I still need to boot into Win for some of the company 
applications, so I need to make sure that there is a driver for Win2k 
too.





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Erik Price                                   (zombies roam)

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