@xian@sun that or they're super autists who use certain "well supported" older cards with reclocking scripts and never leave the confines of the opengl ecosystem
@sun "The open-source kernel driver modules allow for confidential computing, Magnum IO GPUDirect Storage, Heterogeneous Memory Management, CPU affinity for GPU fault handlers, DMA-BUF support for CUDA allocations, and other features to come.
As a reminder, the same (closed-source) user-space components for OpenGL / OpenCL / Vulkan / CUDA are used regardless of the NVIDIA kernel driver option with their official driver stack."
@kaia@sun And it will be ever thus. At least the official Nvidia kernel modules are open source now so conflicts over exporting GPL only symbols and tainting will be a thing of the past.
@Suiseiseki Nobody cares about nouveau. The only ones that care run 10 year old GPUs that can barely output anything higher than 1080p.
FOSSTard or GNUTard, not to be confused with a FOSSoid, is an insufferable person whose most prominent identity is Free Software advocacy (#FOSS advocacy) done the wrong way. These people can be identified online by the GNUJihad flag, or by the language they use when writing their long posts about how Free Software is better than proprietary software in every way. Usually by writing "Total proprietary death" or it's acronym "TPD" somewhere in the post.
Instead of advocating for practical Free Software use, they support only 100% Free Software solutions while ignoring how broken and unusable they can be. Thus eliminating any potential new users of Free Software.
Differences between a FOSSTard and FOSSoid
FOSSoids are usually harmless and support Free Software only in places where it makes sense and try to develop solutions in places where Free Software doesn't work. They are non-argumentative and don't engage in long threads about Free Software. And if they do, they laugh at the stupidity of it.
Differences between a FOSSTard and FLOSSTard
FLOSSTards are a less harmful version of FOSSTards, who felt the urge to add the L in #FOSS, thus creating #FLOSS (Free and Libre Open-Source Software) and support the now popular dance from the game Fortnite. While also ignoring that free and libre means the same thing.
Am I a FOSSTard?
Do you call Linux distros GNU/Linux or GNU+Linux distros? - Yes
Do you interject into random threads about software and talk about Free Software? - Yes
Do you have the GNUJihad flag in your biography on the Fediverse? - Probably yes
Do you use some non-free software and don't mind, because there are no alternatives? - No
Do you use GNUBoot instead of Libreboot? - Absolutely yes
@sun Freedom-wise, noveau is much better than the proprietary drivers.
Nouveau allows you to at least get an image at native resolution without having to agree to a proprietary license and having to run some mystery meat huge .elf .run file that definitely don't contain malware and spyware, as well as proprietary software that runs on the GPU and does god-knows what (better hope you have IOMMU).
If all you use is a web-browser and watch 1080p videos, you'll be pleased with nouveau's perfomance.
The re-clocking implementation isn't great, as there are still a bunch of bottlenecks in the pipeline, but re-clocking just keep improving.
Supertuxkart runs great, sometimes even hitting 1440p@120fps on a 780 Ti, although there are still issues with other games and 2d titles - but every free software game is still playable.
@phnt >The only ones that care run 15 year old GPUs that can barely output anything higher than 1080p. I am writing this message to you now on a 1440p@120Hz monitor, which seems quite a lot higher than 1080p, plus it'll do 4k@60Hz.
>is Free Software advocacy (#FOSS advocacy) done the wrong way. GNU/Jihad against "FOSS" degeneracy!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
>Do you call Linux distros GNU/Linux or GNU+Linux distros? - Yes I call Linux distros (distributions of the kernel, Linux), Linux distros, GNU/Linux distros GNU/Linux distros and systemd/Linux distros, systemd/Linux.
>Do you have the GNUJihad flag in your biography on the Fediverse? - Probably yes Look closer at it and you'll see what I think about "FOSS" and "open source".
>Do you use some non-free software and don't mind, because there are no alternatives? - No The whole idea is free software replacements, not mere alternatives.
In most cases a free software implementation came first, it's only that proprietary software companies love going and make a degenerate proprietary implementation.
>Sent from my iPhone 15 Pro Max An iSheep eh? Colour me surprised.
@kaia@0 I'm on Ubuntu 22.04 and every time anything updates, or sometimes when I reboot, I have to rebuild all the nvidia stuff because it stops working. pretty sick of it
Nouveau is so bad it can basically only handle youtube videos and a very, very basic OS usage and browsing experience and that's it. Oh, and with HEAVILY fucked up colors
Not only that but last OS reinstall and Nvidia drivers install I had to blacklist nouveau or else it would brick my fucking install
@coolboymew@xian@sun well by Nouveau standards, usually Maxwell era cards (your 750s and such), no Vulkan but OpenGL is passable with manual reclocking, maybe 70-80% performance of the proprietary driver
@coolboymew@xian@sun yeah and no Vulkan is a huge deal (means no Proton and DXVK among other things), for gaming, you're much better served getting a card from Intel or AMD
But 750s and so are getting very old. I can still play a bunch of stuff and newer games (with bad performances) with my 1060, but anything older than that is... yeah
@lain@kaia@0 it feels easier because I can just ssh in and install stuff not build a static container repeatedly to make things work. but less people do it so you're probably right
@sun@kaia@0 both works, it's just that usually all projects these days have a dockerfile or even a docker compose, and then it's just `docker compose up` to run, `docker compose pull` to update. feel related.
@sun@kaia@0 i'm using lxc via proxmox on my homeserver, i like it a lot, works pretty well but it's an amd gpu so i'm not doing much with it, gpu wise.
@lain@kaia@0 I was using raw lxc on my old fedi server. on the new one I installed lxd and was like "this is infinitely better why would anyone use raw lxc"