Dear Michael!
It's important that You step into this, since You have contacts to NVIDIA directly & could ask them if their promise about good Linux support still stands!
What I'm talking about?
Simple, PHYSX on the GPU! (on Linux, of course!)
See this thread:
https://devtalk.nvidia.com/default/t...ive-on-linux-/
There, a NVIDIA developer responsible for PHYSX still argues with the same bullshit argument that there are too many different Linux distributions & therefore it takes them so long to deliver PHYSX for Linux! And this was in 2013! Unbelievable!
So, Michael, since NVIDIA doesn't seem to answer in the forum, could You provide us all with a status update regarding PHYSX on Linux? And it's not just about native Linux games either; think about all the Windows games like Mirror's Edge that run on Wine, but can't use PHYSX acceleration since NVIDIA doesn't provide it on Linux! (on the GPU, that is)
Thanks in advance!
It's important that You step into this, since You have contacts to NVIDIA directly & could ask them if their promise about good Linux support still stands!
What I'm talking about?
Simple, PHYSX on the GPU! (on Linux, of course!)
See this thread:
https://devtalk.nvidia.com/default/t...ive-on-linux-/
There, a NVIDIA developer responsible for PHYSX still argues with the same bullshit argument that there are too many different Linux distributions & therefore it takes them so long to deliver PHYSX for Linux! And this was in 2013! Unbelievable!
So, Michael, since NVIDIA doesn't seem to answer in the forum, could You provide us all with a status update regarding PHYSX on Linux? And it's not just about native Linux games either; think about all the Windows games like Mirror's Edge that run on Wine, but can't use PHYSX acceleration since NVIDIA doesn't provide it on Linux! (on the GPU, that is)
Thanks in advance!
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