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Actually, you don't. Raspberry Pi is still a proprietary platform (you need a closed firmware blob on your SD card for it to boot), but open GPU driver is now i
by seba_dos1 8y ago
Actually, you don't. Raspberry Pi is still a proprietary platform (you need a closed firmware blob on your SD card for it to boot), but open GPU driver is now in Mesa and in some cases works better than the old proprietary one.