Hello devs!!
Here are my questions:
1- will you fix the "vsync" issue where NVIDIA vsync perfectly with compiz and ATI fglrx drivers cannot ? (this I hope will be fixed soon)
2- Is there any change you could work with a Xvmc implementation or any sort of work to use the UVD and UVD2 on linux? or else, is such a waste of power sitting there.
3- Any change to fix via UVD2 or Xvmc the flashing and popping while playing videos?
4- Are you going to implement OpenGL properly (how soon?) If you rotate the cube while rendering OpenGL on screen, the windows rendering OpenGL will stay there while all the rest of the desktop moves in the cube, making obvious that the OpenGL rendering is not syncing with the rest of the desktop.
5- Is Crossfire active on Linux a priority? are you going to implement the rest of Catalyst for Windows in Catalyst for Linux?
That's all for now, since I do Gaming with Vista and in that matter Catalyst for Vista really works VERY good, my only concern now is with Ubuntu Linux , Vsync and Video.
Video is totally unaceptable as of right now
Thank you very much for your time and keep up the good work!
Here are my questions:
1- will you fix the "vsync" issue where NVIDIA vsync perfectly with compiz and ATI fglrx drivers cannot ? (this I hope will be fixed soon)
2- Is there any change you could work with a Xvmc implementation or any sort of work to use the UVD and UVD2 on linux? or else, is such a waste of power sitting there.
3- Any change to fix via UVD2 or Xvmc the flashing and popping while playing videos?
4- Are you going to implement OpenGL properly (how soon?) If you rotate the cube while rendering OpenGL on screen, the windows rendering OpenGL will stay there while all the rest of the desktop moves in the cube, making obvious that the OpenGL rendering is not syncing with the rest of the desktop.
5- Is Crossfire active on Linux a priority? are you going to implement the rest of Catalyst for Windows in Catalyst for Linux?
That's all for now, since I do Gaming with Vista and in that matter Catalyst for Vista really works VERY good, my only concern now is with Ubuntu Linux , Vsync and Video.
Video is totally unaceptable as of right now
Thank you very much for your time and keep up the good work!
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