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Minecraft Running on Asahi Linux with Open Source GPU Drivers
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#13Extremely impressive work by all involved!
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#14It doesn't just run Minecraft, it now runs a smooth gpu accelerated GNOME desktop including things like Youtube videos: https://cdn.masto.host/sigmoidsocial/media_attachments/files... This doesn't yet work out of the box but the next few months will be very exciting.
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#15this whole project has been amazing to watch develop. not only is this technically impressive, it seemed like it happened _so fast_. really talented people!
And the Apple GPU kernel driver is written in Rust, so it kinda proves that concept as a side effect!
Re: Minecraft Running on Asahi Linux with Open Source GPU Drivers
#16Already using Asahi Linux on my M1 Air; can't wait until the GPU stuff lands! Extremely impressive work by all involved!
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#17These open-source GPU driver guys are sick! About two decades ago, I had a Via Unichrome integrated GPU and the OpenChrome project had me able to run games on Linux. It was sick. I played Unreal Tournament (which had a Linux version that worked better for me than on Windows), and I think at one point my introduction to open source was having to modify another game's source code so that it would allocate less GPU memo…
Re: Minecraft Running on Asahi Linux with Open Source GPU Drivers
#18Already using Asahi Linux on my M1 Air; can't wait until the GPU stuff lands! Extremely impressive work by all involved!
What’s your battery life like compared to macOS?
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Make It Work, Make It Right, Make It Fast. I personally didn't expect Asahi would get this far on steps #1 and #2 nearly as quickly as they have. It's bloody impressive.