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by hnlmorg
4 days ago
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Of course a Linux driver is going to make use of Linuxims. That’s literally the point of a Linux device driver. Given how performance-sensitive device like a graphics card is, you’d naturally want as few abstractions between your OS and your hardware as possible. |
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On the other hand here we have evidence of how this has made it impossible for any OS other than Linux to provide support for amdgpu (except if you rip a huge chunk of Linux code, which only works if your OS is extremely UNIX-like to begin with), while other OSes support NVidia cards just fine (which do not really have a complete free driver to begin with!).