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Rooly? That would probably explain why I was seeing OGL 3.3 in my settings at times.
Hi. If you're on radeonsi, glxgears for example will output "OpenGL 3.3", that's not incorrect. OpenGL Core Profile should be 4.1, as this command will show:
Hi. If you're on radeonsi, glxgears for example will output "OpenGL 3.3", that's not incorrect. OpenGL Core Profile should be 4.1, as this command will show:
Code:
glxinfo | grep -i "opengl"
Yep, I saw 3.3 somewhere at some point in my recent round of mucking around with some distro's, and it likely wasn't Arch (which I can't stop settling on) considering it uses latest stables.
Curiously, does radeonsi, ati or radeon ever come up in any descriptions like glxinfo, or is it only ever AMD, CHIPSET(eg TURKS in my laptops case), or ID(like 0x55)?
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