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If successful, Intel's next generation Battlemage graphics cards will benefit all gamers
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No open sources drivers, no buy
How do you not know that Intel has they same type of open source graphics driver like AMD? Their kernel module, OpenGL and Vulkan libraries are all free software, only requiring small firmware blobs. That's why Intel 'just werks' on Linux without having to download a 500mb kernel module or have a separate .iso available to download specific to the hardware.
That was a little rude. I have never read anything about these cards, thats exactly how. This article was the first thing. Drivers are mentioned once in the article, in a single sentence, not about the licensing.
Bro you came in pretty hot too.
Like a furnace, obvi.
Because the average person couldn't care less about licensing.
Open source is licensing. If you post your code, but dont allow people to modify or use it, its not open. If you're going to be rude at least know the subject.
I know what open source means. 95%+ of people literally don't give a shit, that's why a mainstream media site didn't write about it.
Look, I commented what I care about. I wanna build a linux machine next and it needs open drivers. Get on the gloating dogpile if you want. But I dont really follow graphics cards too hard until I need a new one. So I dont really give a shit how or what I didn't know when I don't need to know it yet. Good afternoon.
Why are you complaining about something you don't know? You get mad because people call out your ignorance. Nobody would care about your ignorance if you didn't spout wrong information.
I was stating my stance on GPUs. Dont really see how thats wrong information dude. What the fuck? Lemmy comes in here like every statement is a fucking fact and its not. Its a message board. I get annoyed when people reply like "HoW Do YoU NoT KnOW?" That shit is rude as fuck. Intel graphics card drivers arent common knowledge, and most people don't track graphics cards in their spare time even if they dont need one. So, no, I'm not called out or mad about it. I'm mad cause there always has to be a smug ass dog pile on my own opinions like I'm stating fact.
That looks a lot like a claim, from an ignorant fool who doubled down when called out.
There’s this neat thing called the internet with search engines that could have quickly yielded the information you decided you didn’t need before spouting bullshit.
See? Lemmy dogpile.
At an absolute minimum! When Arc first came out I considered getting one just for the AV1 encoder, but there's very little else going for the whole line. An open-source driver at least makes the techier among us more likely to want to play with one.
There was some mesa bug that was over 2 years old that was just merged in recently that fixed a huge Arc bottleneck. It's embarrassing how bad the implementations are for both Windows and Linux.