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> Chrome/Chromium on Linux isn't even all that well supported sadly enough. What makes you think that? I'm using Chromium as my daily driver and it even comes
by jhasse 7y ago
> Chrome/Chromium on Linux isn't even all that well supported sadly enough.
What makes you think that? I'm using Chromium as my daily driver and it even comes with hardware video acceleration (chromium-vaapi package from Fedora + RPMFusion). In my experience Linusmx support is a lot better than Firefox'.
- zamadatix 7y agoChromium-vaapi probably works well enough for most users but that doesn't mean it's officially supported, there's a reason it's a separate package instead of in the mainline build (i.e. it's been up to merge multiple times and declined each). Even then >60 FPS display and HDR do not function on Linux (though that doesn't affect as many as the decoding/GPU acceleration issues). It is definitely better than Firefox on Linux but that doesn't make it well supported.