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> NVIDIA may not have any plans to support it right now, but I'm pretty sure they eventually won't have much of a choice. Yes, because the large market share o
by aberkowitz 16y ago
> NVIDIA may not have any plans to support it right now, but I'm pretty sure they eventually won't have much of a choice.
Yes, because the large market share of Desktop Linux is influential enough to get NVIDIA to bend to its will.
- wmf 16y agoThere must be some reason why Nvidia released Linux drivers and if Wayland aligns with that reason, Nvidia will adapt.
- nightlifelover 16y agoYes but I still find it kinda dumb that Nvidia is not involved in the decision making about the future of the Linux desktop, since they were the only ones which provided working drivers in the last years for Linux.
- dman 16y agoBoth Intel and AMD/ATI have provided Linux drivers for quite some time now. Where Nvidis does have pioneering status is in providing solaris and freebsd drivers.