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мб там че
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2020 May 19
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+ не пойму он что в отдельном окне запускается
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если да, то хуйня
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всмысле в отдельном окне?
JC
типо не в терминале или о чем ты?
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типо не в терминале или о чем ты?
да, как отдельное приложение
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ну там написано, что это гуевое приложение
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ага
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херь какая-то
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с таким успехом можно было к какому-то конкретному терминалу привязать
JC
Ну для емаксеров это прям перемога, что у них гуй теперь есть
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DirectX is coming to the Windows Subsystem for Linux
Источник: https://devblogs.microsoft.com/directx/directx-heart-linux/
LKML: https://lkml.org/lkml/2020/5/19/742
> Dxgkrnl is a brand-new kernel driver for Linux that exposes the /dev/dxg device to user mode Linux. /dev/dxg exposes a set of IOCTL that closely mimic the native WDDM D3DKMT kernel service layer on Windows.
> This is the real and full D3D12 API, no imitations, pretender or reimplementation here… this is the real deal. libd3d12.so is compiled from the same source code as d3d12.dll on Windows but for a Linux target. It offers the same level of functionality and performance (minus virtualization overhead). The only exception is Present().libd3d12.so is compiled from the same source code as d3d12.dll on Windows but for a Linux target. It offers the same level of functionality and performance (minus virtualization overhead). The only exception is Present(). [...] The D3D12 API can be used for offscreen rendering and compute, but there is no swapchain support to copy pixels directly to the screen (yet 😊).
> Before getting too excited, the Direct3D 12 library for Linux will be closed-source. The DirectX core and D3D12 libraries will be closed-source and shipped as part of Windows. With it targeting the DXGKRNL kernel interfaces, these libraries will likely be of little value to Wine / Proton and the like unless there was a new layer implemented so the DXGKRNL interfaces could be re-implemented for bare metal Linux systems. (via Phoronix)
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Источник: https://devblogs.microsoft.com/directx/directx-heart-linux/
LKML: https://lkml.org/lkml/2020/5/19/742
> Dxgkrnl is a brand-new kernel driver for Linux that exposes the /dev/dxg device to user mode Linux. /dev/dxg exposes a set of IOCTL that closely mimic the native WDDM D3DKMT kernel service layer on Windows.
> This is the real and full D3D12 API, no imitations, pretender or reimplementation here… this is the real deal. libd3d12.so is compiled from the same source code as d3d12.dll on Windows but for a Linux target. It offers the same level of functionality and performance (minus virtualization overhead). The only exception is Present().libd3d12.so is compiled from the same source code as d3d12.dll on Windows but for a Linux target. It offers the same level of functionality and performance (minus virtualization overhead). The only exception is Present(). [...] The D3D12 API can be used for offscreen rendering and compute, but there is no swapchain support to copy pixels directly to the screen (yet 😊).
> Before getting too excited, the Direct3D 12 library for Linux will be closed-source. The DirectX core and D3D12 libraries will be closed-source and shipped as part of Windows. With it targeting the DXGKRNL kernel interfaces, these libraries will likely be of little value to Wine / Proton and the like unless there was a new layer implemented so the DXGKRNL interfaces could be re-implemented for bare metal Linux systems. (via Phoronix)
Это еще предстоит осмыслить, пока без комментариев.
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я только не пойму кого они таким образом пытаются перетащить?
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девелоперов?