Q: Within the next 12 months, where do you hope the NVIDIA Linux driver will be in regards to features, adoption, and support?
Within the next year, there will be lots of new hardware support, and we should have resolved the buffer presentation/synchronization problems within composited X desktops (see [13] and [14]). I expect we'll also expose VDPAU interoperability with OpenGL and CUDA/OpenCL.
Thanks to the recent developments in the FreeBSD community to address our long standing list of issues on that platform [15], we should finally be able to provide an NVIDIA FreeBSD x86_64 driver.
No doubt there will be much more. Some of the questions in this interview may guide some of our future prioritization.
via: http://www.phoronix.com/scan.php?page=article&item=nvidia_qa_linux&num=5
Da bin ich mal gespannt.
Within the next year, there will be lots of new hardware support, and we should have resolved the buffer presentation/synchronization problems within composited X desktops (see [13] and [14]). I expect we'll also expose VDPAU interoperability with OpenGL and CUDA/OpenCL.
Thanks to the recent developments in the FreeBSD community to address our long standing list of issues on that platform [15], we should finally be able to provide an NVIDIA FreeBSD x86_64 driver.
No doubt there will be much more. Some of the questions in this interview may guide some of our future prioritization.
via: http://www.phoronix.com/scan.php?page=article&item=nvidia_qa_linux&num=5
Da bin ich mal gespannt.