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Intel Posts Patches For Plane Color Pipeline Support On Linux - Jiving With AMD's Design
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Meanwhile Nvidia continues doing whatever they want instead of cooperating with everyone like Intel and AMD.
Not trying to shill, but they’ve stepped up with open sourcing their kernel modules and implementing wayland explicit sync (though not implementing implicit sync continues to screw users until the stack is complete). Their driver situation is far better than it was in the past.
Most games I currently played are affected by their decision to not implement implicit sync. I'm back to X11 until there is a solution.
+1, also waiting for the solution. I’m still on Wayland, but I have to use driver 535 to avoid major corruption issues with xwayland. There’s still issues with that driver, but it’s at least usable for me.