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  • Danny3
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    Originally posted by birdie View Post

    The userspace part of the driver (libglx.so, nvidiadrv.so, OpenGL/CL, Vulkan, CUDA, etc. libraries) was never promised to be opened (source). Nothing has changed.
    Then it's it's nothing of value so they deserve the usual fuck you Nvidia!

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  • NobodyXu
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    Originally posted by schmidtbag View Post
    I was going to come here and predict there were going to be those who "HuRr DuRr LeT's HaTe NvIdIa FoR eVeRyThInG tHeY dO!" and it seems like that's already happened.

    They're finally doing something helpful, even focusing on some pretty outdated hardware. Don't make them regret it.
    Well, I'm sure nvidia has no interest in reading the comments here and they probably release it on the premise that they will benefit from this.

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  • timofonic
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    I don't hate Nvidia, I dislike and not appreciate it at all. The rest arent much better, but provide cleaner open source driver alternatives at least..

    I'm not going to touch Nvidia hardware nor provide it to my clients, I'm not that evil. Sorry.

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  • birdie
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    Originally posted by Danny3 View Post
    Glad to see that Nvidia could not hold it anymore and had to submit to the open source push from all sides!
    But since we know Nvidia very well, what's the catch now, what the hell did they do, they moved again a lot of functions into the closed source firmware?
    The userspace part of the driver (libglx.so, nvidiadrv.so, OpenGL/CL, Vulkan, CUDA, etc. libraries) was never promised to be opened (source). Nothing has changed.

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  • Danny3
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    Glad to see that Nvidia could not hold it anymore and had to submit to the open source push from all sides!
    But since we know Nvidia very well, what's the catch now, what the hell did they do, they moved again a lot of functions into the closed source firmware?

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  • schmidtbag
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    I was going to come here and predict there were going to be those who "HuRr DuRr LeT's HaTe NvIdIa FoR eVeRyThInG tHeY dO!" and it seems like that's already happened.

    They're finally doing something helpful, even focusing on some pretty outdated hardware. Don't make them regret it.

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  • birdie
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    I'm curious why you felt the need to add this inane comment which has nothing to do with this news piece.

    And this ugly stupid GIF file which makes no one happy, sucks a statement, misunderstood by most people because very few actually remember/know under which circumstances it was said. In short, I won't see your messages any longer.

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  • pinguinpc
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    Good try but prefer help arc for another gpu player, almost forget huang



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  • NVIDIA Publishes 73k Lines Worth Of 3D Header Files For Fermi Through Ampere GPUs

    Phoronix: NVIDIA Publishes 73k Lines Worth Of 3D Header Files For Fermi Through Ampere GPUs

    In addition to NVIDIA being busy working on transitioning to an open-source GPU kernel driver, yesterday they made a rare public open-source documentation contribution... NVIDIA quietly published 73k lines worth of header files to document the 3D classes for their Fermi through current-generation Ampere GPUs!..

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