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Progressive JPEG posted:lol does nvidia even run on macs
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Perplx posted:yes they actually release a web driver like every month the only people for whom they are relevant are people with pre-trashcan mac pros and hackintosh builders.
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Jul 21, 2016 13:39
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also overpriced thunderbolt enclosure havers
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Anyway I think the Linux driver model is fine I've got some garbage from decades ago (like an IR dongle whose last windows driver was for XP) and they still work fine and last I heard the USB stack is internally on its 3rd or 4th rewrite without any apparent problems for end users. that'd have been really rough if they were still supporting an API from linux 2.2 or some bs speaking of gfx specifically, would a huge restructuring like Wayland even have been feasible?
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maybe it's best if linux refrains from cargo culting companies who treat planned obsolescence as a business model when it comes to driver policy
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Jul 21, 2016 14:50
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its fine for open source drivers in the kernel tree but any other driver is a pita. how exactly did wayland need a restructured driver model and kernel?
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Jul 21, 2016 15:14
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i dont think any driver situation could possibly be worse than dealing with drivers in windows
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Jul 21, 2016 15:58
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Maximum Leader posted:its fine for open source drivers in the kernel tree but any other driver is a pita. how exactly did wayland need a restructured driver model and kernel? idk I just remember driver work being needed by the manufacturers for it to happen, but maybe the colonel-level stuff got off lightly
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Jul 21, 2016 16:26
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MALE SHOEGAZE posted:i dont think any driver situation could possibly be worse than dealing with drivers in windows drivers work great in windows and everyone makes drivers for windows unlike Linux which has bad drivers and nobody makes drivers for Linux.
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Jul 21, 2016 16:27
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Progressive JPEG posted:the official response to optimus by some kernel developer: LeftistMuslimObama posted:lol, linus is how peter pan plays out irl eschaton posted:if Linus weren't incompetent Nvidia wouldn't have any problems supporting Linux, because it would have a stable binary driver interface using non-GPL header files gently caress you all you ignorant pieces of poo poo i hope linus blocks out nvidia from the kernel completely until they start taking nouveau seriously
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Jul 21, 2016 16:40
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i'd be down for that make some hardware middle managers squirm
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Jul 21, 2016 16:43
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lol yeah the whole 2 people who will be impacted by gpus not working on linux
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Jul 21, 2016 17:23
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my first party, microsoft purchased xbox 360 controller that i bought in 2015 does not work in windows 10 even when it is plugged in directly. it is possible to make it work by going into whatever the control panel is called today and selecting some unsupported driver that it warns you about. it's loving incredibly bad.
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Jul 21, 2016 17:29
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my 360 controller works absolutely fine in windows 10. are you sure you aren't using a 3rd party dongle or something?
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Jul 21, 2016 17:47
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perhaps they're holding the controller wrong
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Jul 21, 2016 17:48
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Do you still have to get those weird wrapper drivers for wireless cards? I remember my wireless didn't work unless I downloaded a wrapper or some goofy poo poo like that.
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Jul 21, 2016 18:05
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Jul 21, 2016 18:19
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Shaggar posted:drivers work great in windows and everyone makes drivers for windows unlike Linux which has bad drivers and nobody makes drivers for Linux.
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Shaggar posted:drivers work great in windows and everyone makes drivers for windows unlike Linux which has bad drivers and nobody makes drivers for Linux. https://twitter.com/BruceDawson0xB/status/723042731421921280 there's also a lot of random garbage laptop components that only have a driver for whatever version of windows it shipped with i have an old analog capture card which hasn't worked in windows since 98 but the linux driver is still maintained
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Tankakern posted:gently caress you all you ignorant pieces of poo poo linus's forums account spotted. [linusvoice]the ignorant partial-birth abortion of a loving worthless human being[/linusvoice]
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The_Franz posted:https://twitter.com/BruceDawson0xB/status/723042731421921280 We have a piece of equipment that can only run on the super-advanced ME version of Windows. IT loves it. I got optimus working somehow the other night. I was drunk so I don't remember but it's nice to be able to use coot again
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Your cooter pooter
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Zom Aur posted:Your cooter pooter no
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i have an nvidia optimus system that was fixed by installing linux. i think the gpu is bad, so whenever you'd install the driver in windows the system would get super hot and bsod constantly. installed linux, nvidia gpu appears to be off, runs great on intel gpu. obviously poo poo 3d support, but it works fine for a small internet machine.
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i installed ubuntu 16 to try today and i think its neat and user friendly 
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cadenza posted:i installed ubuntu 16 to try today and i think its neat and user friendly yeah ubunut-likes are pretty cool, whatever the alpha nerds in here say
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cadenza posted:i installed ubuntu 16 to try today and i think its neat and user friendly Was this on your laptop? And so, how did you get around those issues you were having earlier?
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celeron 300a posted:Was this on your laptop? oh man. it was the dumbest thing. you remember i tried 4 different usb drives, all of which worked on my other computer? well, they were actually 4 of the same model. i found another usb drive from a few years ago and tried that and had absolutely no problems. i guess x1 carbons just don't like sandisk ultrafits
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cadenza posted:oh man. it was the dumbest thing. x1s carbon.
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i get over 100 fps on all steam for linux games including dota 2 on my epic gaming rig with a gtx 970. i installed some driver that disabled nouvou and turned on the proprietary nvidia or whatever and its ownage. works good.
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Progressive JPEG posted:the official response to optimus by some kernel developer: man, blast from the past, a very weird section in the middle: Linus posted:Then he took a bit of shot at Microsoft — the historical rival of Linux. He said that Linux is the only operating system that uses the same kernel across all devices — and that this includes Microsoft Windows. “Nobody has ever done that before,” he said. “[Microsoft] claims they’re trying to [create a single kernel with] Windows 8. They’re lying. They’re not. They’re full of poo poo.” which he was entirely wrong about, and i am rather confused why he thought it was a "lie"...
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one of my gigabyte MOBOs despises any bootable linux for some reason.. 
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Rooney McNibnug posted:one of my gigabyte MOBOs despises any bootable linux for some reason.. does it boot from a cd or usb? did you turn off secure boot? how old is it?
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Cybernetic Vermin posted:man, blast from the past, a very weird section in the middle: the claim nobody had ever done it before was the lie. the article just misunderstood the context and inserted dumbshit words that obscured the meaning if you re-structure the bracketed (inserted) passages it makes more sense quote:Then he took a bit of shot at Microsoft — the historical rival of Linux. He said that Linux is the only operating system that uses the same kernel across all devices — and that this includes Microsoft Windows. “[They claim] Nobody has ever done that before,” he said. “[Microsoft] claims they’re trying to [with] Windows 8. They’re lying. They’re not [the first]. They’re full of poo poo.” just bad tech journalism, situation normal
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Rooney McNibnug posted:one of my gigabyte MOBOs despises any bootable linux for some reason.. doing you a favor imo
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Tankakern posted:this isn't the case anymore, amd actually has good open sourced drivers for new cards now, and fglrx is a thing of the past (morphed into amdgpu-pro, which is a combination of open source and closed source) do they support VDPAU without being a giant hacky turd yet
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Rooney McNibnug posted:one of my gigabyte MOBOs despises any bootable linux for some reason.. look around for the legacy boot option or some poo poo. i can't remember exactly but it was something like that with my gigabyte mobo that would stop linux usbs
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