had to install it with

Quotesudo apt install mesa-utils

this is the output

QuoteOpenGL version string: 4.5 (Compatibility Profile) Mesa 20.0.8

what should i do next?

Last edited by Spirimint on 15 August 2020 at 10:08 am UTC

Nothing? Looks like your card is working.

Ah ok.

So i rebooted and still not even good performance on Desktop, Browsing or Netflix. Still the same.

something still wrong. If i search for drivers in the driver management still nothing about any graphic card.

Anything else i can do?

Thanks a lot for the answers so far.

Last edited by Spirimint on 15 August 2020 at 11:17 am UTC

Your video card drivers are already the best you can get (the things you are looking at are simply not informative enough). But because of your CPU, I would rather suggest Xubuntu or Ubuntu MATE, than Ubuntu. And you shouldn't expect hardware acceleration in browsers.

Last edited by tuxintuxedo on 15 August 2020 at 2:21 pm UTC

Xubuntu is a good idea. Never tried Ubuntu Mate. How about Linux Mint? I tried this before ubuntu and i worked perfect. But it was Linux Mint 16. Or is it save to use old version of Ubuntu or any other Distro?

Recently I tried several distros on an Acer D270, which I think it has even lower hardware. Antix provided the best results by far. Now I'm using it as a portable media center with Kodi as the default desktop.

I tried Antix, but i could not figure out how to start wine etc. So i decided to try lubuntu and now everything works :) Thanks a lot to everyone:)

Edit: Ok everything works except of signal messenger. I know its a gaming site, but if somebody know how to install it on lubuntu it would be glad.

I tried it from the website. Or how to install it on ubuntu, snap and flathub nothing worked. I could install it with snap, but it seems like the package is brocken cause the signal is not opening. Anything else can't found signal.



Last edited by Spirimint on 16 August 2020 at 3:02 pm UTC

I added the PPA from their website and it runs fine from there. I'm on regular Ubuntu 20.04.

Try running signal-desktop from the terminal and see if it spits out anything interesting.

Found the Problem. Signal works only on 64 bit, but had installed 32 bit, after reinstalled 64 bit it works out of the box :)