Ensuring that your graphic card works the way you want it to in Linux can be a long and tenious task if you are encountering problems. This guide will show you how to setup the radeon or the proprietary fglrx driver with your ATI graphics card to make sure your card is functioning as it should.
Note: As of November 2008, the ATI drivers still do support kernel 2.6.27 and Xorg 7.4, however X seems to crash when starting. Until the drivers functions correctly with Fedora 10, they will not be available from the RPM Fusion repositories.