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I was hoping they officially partnered with NVIDIA in that effort, perhaps eventually even replacing the proprietary one on Linux. But then I awoke from that dr
by lyu07282 3y ago
I was hoping they officially partnered with NVIDIA in that effort, perhaps eventually even replacing the proprietary one on Linux. But then I awoke from that dream, it's less exciting. Still cool though.
Unfortunately Linux Desktop still seems to be too irrelevant for NVIDIA. All current drivers have issues with suspend, multiple displays and Wayland among other things.
- xorcist 3y agoWhich is a bit surprising because they make their money from the AI/LLM hype now, which presumably is all Linux. So Linux should be a priority for them, just not on the desktop. But the step should be small.
- lyu07282 3y agoIt probably makes it even worse, its the enterprise/data center cards for ML that are making huge profits and where the growth is, and those don't even have a video out.