In, just released, Firefox 115.0 hardware video decoding is enabled by default for Intel GPUs on Linux (www.phoronix.com)
While some of us had it turned on for some time, some didn’t. Looks like it is fully stable now....
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While some of us had it turned on for some time, some didn’t. Looks like it is fully stable now....
While some of us had it turned on for some time, some didn’t. Looks like it is fully stable now....
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I wonder if its talking about descrete or the integrated ones.
cross-posted from: programming.dev/post/368257...
While I disagree with Red Hat’s decision to hinder source access, this move from Rocky (a commercial company!) seems even more disingenuous, imho.
Rosenzweig, known for her Panfrost and Apple M1/M2 GPU driver work is now contracted by Valve to work on graphics driver development! Sounds like great news for Valve's push for Linux gaming.
It turns out a recent hire (or contractor) for Valve is Alyssa Rosenzweig, the developer who has done tremendous work on the Panfrost open-source, reverse-engineered Arm Mali graphics driver over the years. From there she went on to work at Collabora the past four years on Linux graphics. Since 2021 she’s also been doing...