So it seems I'll be able to buy a Shield TV Pro for about ?220 soon and hopefully replace its HD with a SSD and install proper Linux on it. I'm presuming it will be a SATA3 interface? I'd be surprised if it was anything less. The Tegra K1 broke new ground for NV as they contributed a full, open source X driver to nouveau. I'm hoping this is going to be the case for the X1 chipset too?
So, what's the state of X, Nouveau, OGL, Wayland, Vulkan, KMS and friends on whatever GPU is in the Shield TV Pro? I read an article on here recently where hrw (Marcin) had Fedora and GNOME running quite nicely on some vastly overpriced Aarch64 dev board but with Radeon graphics so I'd like to think we'll be able to run X properly on the Shield TV soon.
Maybe the Shield TV Pro could be a modern, desktop-class 64bit ARM computer your average Linux enthusiast can afford?
So, what's the state of X, Nouveau, OGL, Wayland, Vulkan, KMS and friends on whatever GPU is in the Shield TV Pro? I read an article on here recently where hrw (Marcin) had Fedora and GNOME running quite nicely on some vastly overpriced Aarch64 dev board but with Radeon graphics so I'd like to think we'll be able to run X properly on the Shield TV soon.
Maybe the Shield TV Pro could be a modern, desktop-class 64bit ARM computer your average Linux enthusiast can afford?
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