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Nothing. It's just that OpenGL drivers are incredibly complex. That same hardware supports DirectX 11 on Windows...
by my123 10y ago
Nothing. It's just that OpenGL drivers are incredibly complex. That same hardware supports DirectX 11 on Windows...
- TD-Linux 10y agoAnother example is Mesa, where chips like the Raspberry Pi's VC4 and Adreno support desktop OpenGL because Mesa already has much of the plumbing in place, whereas the proprietary drivers only implement ES.