Intel mini-itx board

[Bartender]

Mini-ITX is really intriguing, but has been too expensive for what you get. Intels' introduced its first ITX offering
http://support.intel.com/products/motherboard/d201gly/index.htm

Isn't SIS video support a little shaky in Linux? I think this could be the basis for a fun little homebrew PC but nervous about incompatibility. Here's one of the places where it's available

http://www.mini-box.com/Intel-D201GLY-Mini-ITX-Motherboard;jsessionid=ac112b321f435a3c73d764f14ff 1bcd4aff1f82e00bb.e3eSc38TaNqNe34Pa38Ta38Lc350

Here's Intel's Linux downloads page
http://downloadcenter.intel.com/filter_results.aspx?strTypes=all&ProductID=2773&OSFullName=Linux*&lang=eng&strOSs=39&submit=Go%21

[SoulinEther]

It's all about Nano and Pico ITX, mi amigo.

[HowardDrake]

Have to admit, the SIS support scared me too. You're right the SIS video driver isn't in great shape, but fortunately the video works just fine using the vesa driver. I'm posting this from Kubuntu 7.04 as we speak.

[mini-pitter]

Hi,

I run into some trouble (kernel oops, reboot) with this board. Do you have a running box?

Regards
Peter

[Murrquan]

I'm using SiS 660, I think, on my off-brand notebook. The video works just fine in Fedora / Ubuntu, but there's no OpenGL support, so I can't play most complex games or use Compiz.

[mips]

Are they not available with Intel gfx?