Envy 0.4.2-1ubuntu8 has been released
Changelog:
* Added: the support for Geforce 6800 Ultra (ID = 0040)
Envy 0.4.2-1ubuntu7 has been released
This one solves a few issues caused by the upgrade to the latest version of the Xserver in Edgy.
See the changelog:
* Changed: disabled the Composite extension in Edgy
* Changed: blacklisted “nv” in /etc/default/linux-restricted-modules-common (to prevent API mismatch) in Edgy
* BUG: Envy causes warning when redirecting the errot to /dev/null in Edgy
* Changed: /etc/default/linux-restricted-modules-common is now required in Edgy
* Changed: the support for Geforce FX 6200 (ID = 0221) is in the list again
* Removed: the support for Debian Etch (temporarily)
Envy 0.4.2-1ubuntu6 has been released!
This update is warmly recommended to Ubuntu Edgy users.
See the changelog:
* Fixed: gcc (the symlink) needed to be set to gcc-4.1 (instead of 4.0) in Edgy * Redirecting the output to /dev/null (when stopping gdm) prevented envy from stopping gdm in Edgy
Envy 0.4.2-1ubuntu5 has been released!
* Fixed: gcc (the symlink) was previously set to gcc-4.1 (instead of 4.0) after the installation of the driver
to upgrade envy:
sudo apt-get –purge remove envy
and then install the new package
Get list of installed software for reinstallation / restore software
In order to reinstall or restore your installed software you need to have a list of all installed software.
Envy 0.4.2-1ubuntu4 has been released!
Here is the changelog:
* Added the support for driver 8774 and 7184
* Removed the support for 8762 and 7182
* Added the support for Ubuntu Edgy Eft and Debian Etch
To upgrade envy:
sudo apt-get –purge remove envy
then install the package
Good news!
Yesterday I became an Ubuntu Member and had the chance to talk with Mako and other important figures of Ubuntu. We have yet to discuss about a collaboration with the developers to provide the latest driver to Ubuntu’s users. We’ll se how it goes… 
Yesterday night I found an ATI card (9100) in my old computer, plugged it in my current computer, reconfigured the Xserver and installed the ATI driver. Everything went as smooth as glass. I’m impressed. I even managed to make .deb package and there was no need to remove the restricted modules.
Oh, and now my computer is much more silent (the fan of the Nvidia card was quite noisy). I almost miss that noise…
And of course yesterday night started working on Envy… which will support ATI cards too 
!
The BUG has been fixed
The new packages are being uploaded.
If you don’t want to wait just install them manually, please read this thread:
PLEASE READ: The Latest Updates Break the Xserver!
The recent updates (for Ubuntu Dapper) break the Xserver. If you have already updated Ubuntu please type the following command:
sudo apt-get install xserver-xorg-core=1:1.0.2-0ubuntu10
Then restart your computer
sudo reboot
I hope the problem gets fixed soon.
Envy 0.4.2-1ubuntu2 has been released!
* All the architectures are now in main.py
* Fixed the path to the Xserver for Breezy
In other words the code is much less redundant now and Breezy users should upgrade to the latest version because of a bug which affects all previous versions.
