RADV+ACO Lands FP16 Features - One Step Closer To Making ACO The Default

[pal666]

What I said was below.
I hope AMD can reflect on why the Linux community moved away in these two instances.

well, amd can't reflect on products of your imagination. and you still didn't answer what result you expect out of it

[smitty3268]

Honestly, I dont't get your point.

I really didn't have a point. I wasn't trying to argue anything.

[smitty3268]

well, amd can't reflect on products of your imagination. and you still didn't answer what result you expect out of it

Presumably the result he hopes for would be future AMD development done in a way less likely to cause alternative projects to spring up in competition? No one likes fragmentation.

[pal666]

Presumably the result he hopes for would be future AMD development done in a way less likely to cause alternative projects to spring up in competition? No one likes fragmentation.

well, that's exactly what i mentioned: by not developing linux driver you can't get fragmentation. but apparently it's not good enough and he needs tooth fairy

[smitty3268]

well, that's exactly what i mentioned: by not developing linux driver you can't get fragmentation. but apparently it's not good enough and he needs tooth fairy

What??? I have no idea what you're going on about, but it seems like you're trying to start an argument so I'll just bow out here.

[humbug]

well, amd can't reflect on products of your imagination. and you still didn't answer what result you expect out of it

LOL I told you what result I hope for
"I hope AMD can reflect on why the Linux community moved away in these two instances."

That's the result. Beyond that maybe you are projecting based on previous arguments you have had on the Internet with other people.

Presumably the result he hopes for would be future AMD development done in a way less likely to cause alternative projects to spring up in competition? No one likes fragmentation.

Basically AMD has their own priorities and very good reasons for their development direction and resource allocation. So what I said was I hope they understand well why the fragmentation happened in these two instances. Then they are better prepped for future decisions, and there are times where it is better to consolidate efforts and there may be times where it is better to fork.

[pal666]

LOL I told you what result I hope for
"I hope AMD can reflect on why the Linux community moved away in these two instances."

That's the result.

so basically you hope amd spends time and produce nothing. well, i hope they will do the opposite

So what I said was I hope they understand well why the fragmentation happened in these two instances.

everyone knows why fragmentation happened. except you, apparently

Then they are better prepped for future decisions, and there are times where it is better to consolidate efforts and there may be times where it is better to fork.

they can't make resources out of sheer reflection, so nothing will change(and no, they can't just drop windows drivers to please you)