Don't bother to try Leopard. Mental illness is common in the Linux community. Moronix forums is where the sickest gather to shit post in essentially an echo chamber.
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Originally posted by shmerl View Post
Not really. KWin isn't going to support EGLStreams, so it's pretty irrelevant whether XWayland supports it or not. Just stick to AMD if you are KDE user.
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Originally posted by Leopard View PostAMD is the one who says gamers are important to us , yet they just keep feeding miners via drivers.
https://fudzilla.com/news/graphics/4...g-is-important
Isn't that a plain lie too?
"AMD is creating Radeon bundles in order to get Vega to actual users who wants to buy cards. Scott Herkelman Vice President & GM Radeon Gaming business unit, said that it created Radeon packs to ensure that cards will go to gamers. AMD also asked its etail partners to limit sales to one Vega per customer."
That's what they can do. Miners are still their customers, shafting them would be equally bad.
Let's look at the past. When did you start to have functioning AMD cards on Linux vs when on Nvidia?
(And I actually have a Windows rig for gaming and one for retrogaming)
Just throw away your AMD fanboying , don't try to justify every AMD move.Last edited by starshipeleven; 08 February 2018, 07:39 AM.
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Originally posted by dh04000 View PostDon't bother to try Leopard. Mental illness is common in the Linux community. Moronix forums is where the sickest gather to shit post in essentially an echo chamber.
Overall, I'd say 3/10, you can definitely do better trollposts.
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Originally posted by shmerl View PostIt's time for Linux users to start ditching Nvidia hardware.
I bought a 6G nvidia 1060 last summer for about £260, the exact same card from the site I bought it is now charging £370 for it..
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I usually have a big problem with people insinuating that somehow Red Hat is forcing Linux in a particular direction (with systemd, gnome etc.). But this is the one time I think there's justification in that viewpoint. Capitulating to Nvidia is a dick move, everyone needs to stand strong against them. Nvidia needs to support Wayland, not vice-versa. And Red Hat caving makes it less likely that Nvidia fall in line (which they need to do or be left out in the cold).
I'm not familiar with the politics of Xorg, but I really hope they refuse this patch.
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Originally posted by hiryu View PostI'd much rather have this new open source API that Nvidia would support too, but there doesn't seem to be any real work going into this new API:
The most recent updates are from 3 months ago! It really doesn't seem to getting much traction.
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Originally posted by kaprikawn View PostI usually have a big problem with people insinuating that somehow Red Hat is forcing Linux in a particular direction (with systemd, gnome etc.). But this is the one time I think there's justification in that viewpoint. Capitulating to Nvidia is a dick move, everyone needs to stand strong against them. Nvidia needs to support Wayland, not vice-versa. And Red Hat caving makes it less likely that Nvidia fall in line (which they need to do or be left out in the cold).
I'm not familiar with the politics of Xorg, but I really hope they refuse this patch.
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