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A developer named Brais Solla has recently added support for two "new" OpenGL features for graphics cards based on the R300 series, a GPU architecture first ...
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20-year-old ATI Radeon GPUs are still getting driver updates and extensions — old ATI Radeon R300 GPUs receive Linux updates from the community
Providing another fine example of the depth of support for older hardware on Linux, driver extensions have just been released ...
Open-sauce driver breathes new life into 20-year-old GPUs While Microsoft long ago lobbed support for ATI’s ancient ...
NVIDIA's new open-source Linux graphics driver "Nouveau" won't have issues with HDMI 2.1 integration, unlike AMD that was knocked back from getting its issues on Linux with Radeon GPUs sorted.
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