RadeonSI Gallium3D Can Work With XCOM 2 On Linux

[Michael]

Great news! I know this might be a bit much to ask but are you still planning to try with catalyst?

http://www.phoronix.com/scan.php?page=news_item&px=Catalyst-XCOM-2-Linux

[sarmad]

Shouldn't the title read "XCOM 2 Can Work With RadeonSI" instead of "RadeonSI Can Work With XCOM 2"?

[duby229]

Well, I get the impression they at least tested very recent mesa versions during the port. And it seems logical that those drivers will make it into stable distributions sometime in the future.

[bridgman]

Yes, that's right. More accurately the game is developed against future versions of AMD/ATI drivers. The drivers in the wild don't work with the game so they can't support them.

Just curious, what is your comment based on ? I wasn't able to find anything in Michael's article that suggested "future drivers" or that the game was developed on AMD hardware (although that would be nice).

Thanks,
John

[Ericg]

Great news! I know this might be a bit much to ask but are you still planning to try with catalyst?

If he doesn't I will install Ubuntu over my Fedora install and gave it a go.

[chris200x9]

When it comes to Amd, it's always about future.

The article says it'll probably work on current mesa (11.1.1)

[bulletxt]

Yes, that's right. More accurately the game is developed against future versions of AMD/ATI drivers. The drivers in the wild don't work with the game so they can't support them.

When it comes to Amd, it's always about future.

[Petteri]

So they developed the game using AMD/ATI chips, but announce it as "recommended with nVidia"...

Yes, that's right. More accurately the game is developed against future versions of AMD/ATI drivers. The drivers in the wild don't work with the game so they can't support them.

[rastersoft]

So they developed the game using AMD/ATI chips, but announce it as "recommended with nVidia"...

[chris200x9]

Great news! I know this might be a bit much to ask but are you still planning to try with catalyst?