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NVIDIA Says It Has No Plans To Support Wayland
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Originally posted by drag View PostThe one thing that you have to understand about Nvidia is that they don't give a flying shit about you. There is only one group of people they care about that use Linux and that is in high-end 3D applications, movie studios, and scientific visualizations. The reason Nvidia cares is because these people spend a shitload of money on hardware and utterly refuse to use Windows.
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Originally posted by JeanPaul145 View PostWhile you're right about VDPAU, I think OpenGL 4 support is mostly for the CADdy's out there.
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I agree that this is "non-news". All one has to do is go over to nvnews.net and look at features requesting items such as "purevideo support" or "sli support". Those features did eventually come and they were only announced once nvidia had a working solution for them to try out.
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Originally posted by md1032 View PostIf that were true, then why did NVIDIA propose extensions to X to give it the sort of smooth presentation that Wayland claims to provide, but in a way that will work for everybody?
http://lists.x.org/archives/xorg-dev...er/013229.html
Wayland is designed to provide high performance graphics that use much less memory and performs better then X while simultaneousness being vastly simpler.
I don't see how that patch does any of that.
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Originally posted by deanjo View PostLMFAO, uhhuh and those guys were really pushing for items like vdpau, OGL 4 support, etc.
Possibly that Nvidia is interested in using their hardware in embedded consumer hardware, which is dominated by Linux?
Oh. wait. That's exactly why.
If Nvidia gave a crap about the desktop they would do things like.. I don't know... eliminate the need for xorg.conf, get rid of their stupid twinview stuff. Or have good power management.
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