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At some point you have to accept that a 20 year old GPU(!) just isn't interesting for anything other than historical and nerd-sniping purposes. That said, I'm
by atq2119 3y ago
At some point you have to accept that a 20 year old GPU(!) just isn't interesting for anything other than historical and nerd-sniping purposes.
That said, I'm sure you could pay Collabora or some shop like it to implement any features for these old drivers that you really care about.
- dark-star 3y agooh, definitely. Everyone who still uses these GPUs probably doesn't require "more speed" (or they would have upgraded already) However, as long as people have fun fixing (and testing) new features or improvements to these old drivers, why not?