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I know nothing about this topic. Is there a reasonable work around to this? To provide something stable for hardware manufacturers but allowing the current kern
by 2muchcoffeeman 5y ago
I know nothing about this topic. Is there a reasonable work around to this? To provide something stable for hardware manufacturers but allowing the current kernel practices to continue?
- hutzlibu 5y agoThere is none. When linus stance is, that he wants to make it intentionally hard, for binary blobs, than this won't change. I am all for open source drivers. But I would prefer working proprietary ones, if the alternative is buggy as hell.
- rsaxvc 5y agoI think Nvidia uses their own shim layer.