Install Intel Drivers on Ubuntu

We all miss games, no matter how much we love our OS, we miss the games more just because playing them on our favorite OS just makes things better. I missed the game Need For Speed: Most Wanted a lot. I had to go into Windows to play that and for every other luxury in the world, had to boot back to Linux. I hated this, for this kept my out of an awesome creation, for it kept me in a very disturbing computing setup, for it reminded me that there was something that stopped Linux from being perfect, for it was just unfair. And all that for what?? I didn't have the drivers for my Graphics module. But now, it's over. :D
To install the Intel drivers in your setup simply do the following.
1. Add the ppa to your sources.list

sudo add-apt-repository ppa:ubuntu-x-swat/x-updates

2. Update the apt

sudo apt-get update

3. Run the upgrade, it also upgrades your other system components, so it's reasonably big. Mine was around 500 MB

sudo apt-get dist-upgrade

After it's done, reboot your machine. Now run the game using Wine. Enjoy, and shout it out loud.

Linux FTW, the best OS to ever exist

Ubuntu graphics driver Issues

Truth be told, it's hard to find a topic nowadays that has not been discussed by someone else. Since I've been scratching my head for several months with the Ubuntu Graphics Problems (Particularly the X.Org servers) I've been browsing through the net and was successfully failing gaining knowledge every time. So instead of posting anything that eventually looks like someone else's post, I'll just list up some links that seem or are useful.

Ubuntu Video Driver Repair
How To Install Latest Intel Driver 2.12 On Ubuntu 10.04 (Lucid Lynx)
How do I recover from this broken upgrade(?)?
Matter solved in my own blog :)