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Somewhere, somebody's having a meltdown because Rust is spreading more and more in the kernel.
Good to see that NVIDIA is writing opensource drivers (or starting to). I guess it's too much to ask to support old graphics cards, with NVIDIA mostly caring about money and a linux driver being an incentive to choose NVIDIA over AMD for some.
Anti Commercial-AI license
Probably more than just one somebody, based on the drama in these last few week's. 😜
It's too bad that there's still a proprietary binary layer that this driver will talk to. (I'm assuming right/wrong that it's not open source, since it's binary.)
Best to support AMD if you game on Linux. Really wish Intel would step up their GPU game.
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Isnt the battlemage GPU lineup supposed to be good?
They're getting better, but per the last Gamers Nexus video I watched, they are still falling behind nVidia/AMD's, performance-wise. They're good price wise.
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