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On 2012-07-17, oksana841@gmail.com <oksana841@gmail.com> wrote:
> ??????????, 23 ?????? 2012????., 3:58:54 UTC-4 ???????????????????????? Rule of Life ??????????????:
>> Hi all. I have bought a low end laptop and am trying to get Linux to
>> run on it,currently my graphics are not supported on linux but it will
>> run in narative modes i found out after installing Linux Mint 12 and
>> having it work for a couple days then freeze at the login screen.
>> The new kernal has support for new ATI graphics drivers but maybe not
>> mine think the latter 7xxx series of ATI.
>> Im looking for a distribution that is like FreeBSD to install,can be
>> totally customised from the start after installing a base system and
>> kernal.
>> 
>> I would run FreeBSD but hardware support somethings is a bit
>> tricky,like NTFS file systems and the like.
>> 
>> Im currently considering Gentoo but then i looked at Debian and it
>> looked more easy to configure,I know Debian is well maintained,not
>> sure about Gentoo.
>> 
>> What should I go with,you personal opinion is what i am looking for
>> and your personal perfference.
>> 
>> I have had no luck with Fedroa or what ever its called now or ubuntu.
>> 
>> The system will play movies,music and edit video,as its my laptop.
>> 
>> I have not told you my laptop specifications,should not matter its
>> modern as they come and in with ATI graphics which AMD dose not even
>> support for linux,though the drivers are available they are buggy as
>> hell.
>> 
>> Would like to run Gnome,but Xfce will do,to cut out Gnome bugs
>> 
>> Thanks in Advance Linux People

Actually, the more information you give the more likely you are to get
useful advice. 
Ubuntu is Debian with some wraparound. So if Ubuntu does not work, then
you may also have trouble with Debian. 

All Linux can be "totally customised from the start" if you want. 

What are "native modes"? Freezing at the login would seem to have
nothing to do with the graphics, but it might depending on exactly where
and when it froze. Again the more information you give the more likely
you are to get useful help.