What i really hate is that you need a new gfx card to try that and you need to package still fglrx for all other cards.
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Originally posted by Kano View PostWhat i really hate is that you need a new gfx card to try that and you need to package still fglrx for all other cards.Last edited by dungeon; 09 October 2014, 05:22 PM.
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Does not matter for me anyway, I use Ubuntu kernel (recompiled with static AHCI)/firmware packages on Debian/Kanotix. But I can not see any gain in that change as long as fglrx in the old way is still needed for lots of cards. There will be no better Xserver or kernel support that way, this is just pure shit.
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Originally posted by Kano View PostDoes not matter for me anyway, I use Ubuntu kernel (recompiled with static AHCI)/firmware packages on Debian/Kanotix. But I can not see any gain in that change as long as fglrx in the old way is still needed for lots of cards. There will be no better Xserver or kernel support that way, this is just pure shit.Last edited by dungeon; 09 October 2014, 05:46 PM.
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Originally posted by Kano View PostSure. If they drop support before radeon has OpenGL 4 support then somebody really should sue em. All curently supported chips by fglrx support OpenGL 4.Last edited by dungeon; 09 October 2014, 06:38 PM.
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why they won't support all gcn based cards for new amdgpu module it's still shame after all and hehe they probably would give such answer "we want to sell new cards and older cards we don't care too much because wee have sold already" most evil thing ever
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Originally posted by bridgman View PostKano, the new stack will use the same GL driver as the old stack.
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