> Well yes, but why should a company like nVidia or AMD make a driver for an OS with a user base that's a rounding error? Because 75% of all public servers are

> Well yes, but why should a company like nVidia or AMD make a driver for an OS with a user base that's a rounding error? Because 75% of all public servers are UNIX-like and nowadays by default most commodity computing capacity is on the GPU. Indeed Linux on the Desktop has been a disaster but that's no reason to make OpenCL and similar efforts a disaster too.