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The main reason I tend to stick with GNU+Linux is because of its excellent support for hardware accelerated opengl. The article doesn't tell how the performance
by pdenton 5y ago
The main reason I tend to stick with GNU+Linux is because of its excellent support for hardware accelerated opengl. The article doesn't tell how the performance is under openbsd. I can play 3d games and have multiple live streams of the olympics running simultaneously, without a hitch.
On a router, openbsd is perfect. It has a great firewall and everything is thoroughly documented. Configuration is simple enough and it just works really well.
Good read though.
- notaplumber 5y agoLikely because the author doesn't care about that and are productivity focused. Besides, OpenBSD uses the same drivers as Linux, ported to the OpenBSD kernel. https://github.com/openbsd/src/commit/ad8b1aafbcc34f7eb86e4ebfd874be286017954b https://github.com/openbsd/src/commit/ad8b1aafbcc34f7eb86e4e...
- alekq 5y agoAuthor is OpenBSD developer.
- anthk 5y agoOpenBSD uses MESA. I finished Silent Hill:Shattered Memories just fine under a Celeron+Intel Mobile 4 Series laptop. -currrent uses MESA 21.1.5.