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A Valve Linux Developer Managed Another Small Performance Optimization For RADV
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Originally posted by Adarion View Post
You forgot horrible keyboards. Lenovo managed to make bad keyboards as of late (layout, F-keys being multimedia keys, tiny cursor keys, no print screen (SysRq) and so on). Or just bad haptic feeling, though I guess Lenovo is still better at that than most others.
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Originally posted by Adarion View PostYou forgot horrible keyboards. Lenovo managed to make bad keyboards as of late (layout, F-keys being multimedia keys, tiny cursor keys, no print screen (SysRq) and so on). Or just bad haptic feeling, though I guess Lenovo is still better at that than most others.
Can confirm the haptic feeling isn't great on the 310, but then again it's fine for a 500-ish laptop anyway.
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Originally posted by starshipeleven View PostMesa is for 3D acceleration. ddx is for 2D acceleration, drm drivers are hardware support. Are we done with making apple with orange comparisons?Test signature
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Originally posted by bridgman View Post
Strictly speaking Mesa is for OpenGL acceleration and can optionally be used for other things (we put our video encode/decode drivers there for example), primarily when those "other things" share lower level driver bits.
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Originally posted by starshipeleven View PostMesa is for 3D acceleration. ddx is for 2D acceleration, drm drivers are hardware support. Are we done with making apple with orange comparisons?
And even if it was, so what?
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Originally posted by Linuxhippy View PostI wonder ... wouldn't it make more sense to improve AMDVLK instead of porting the goodies of AMDVLK to RADV and essentially create two equal-good vulkan implementations for AMD GPUs?
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Originally posted by Linuxhippy View PostI wonder ... wouldn't it make more sense to improve AMDVLK instead of porting the goodies of AMDVLK to RADV and essentially create two equal-good vulkan implementations for AMD GPUs?
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Originally posted by computerquip View Post
Until AMD discontinues their code dump method, it's going to get backlash. That's a very unfriendly thing to do.
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