ATI drivers not installing [Solved]

[sabayonino]

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equo rm -av --nodeps x11-drivers/ati-drivers-13.1#3.5.0-sabayon && equo i x11-drivers/ati-drivers-13.1#3.7.0-sabayon

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# equo i ati-drivers#`uname -r`

if you don't know how kernel you're running....

"uname -r" show your current kernel .

the command will install the correct driver for the kernel in use

[The Catboy]

Alright it appears my drivers are now working! Thank you so much!
But now I weird issue, my login screen turned this weird burned greyish color and my desktop turned from GNOME3 Classic to GNOME3 non-Classic.

[Matte88]

You lost me now here: not a GNOME fan at all! Btw could be related to proprietary drivers.

[The Catboy]

The GNOME disk was the only one that wanted to boot on my laptop. My laptop is a bit temperamental when it comes down to Linux.

But my last question, do you know how to change the background for the login window? I believe that might actually be the problem, but I have no idea how change it nor is Google helping very much.

On an off-topic note: I personally use Openbox and MATE for my desktop environments and also thank you so much for your help!

[The Catboy]

I figured what I was doing wrong and was able to replace the login window, so I am putting this one as solved.
Thanks Matte88 for helping me! ^_^

[Matte88]

Glad you solved