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If successful, Intel's next generation Battlemage graphics cards will benefit all gamers
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this post was submitted on 28 Dec 2023
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How do you not know that Intel has they same type of open source graphics driver like AMD? Their kernel module, OpenGL and Vulkan libraries are all free software, only requiring small firmware blobs. That's why Intel 'just werks' on Linux without having to download a 500mb kernel module or have a separate .iso available to download specific to the hardware.
Because the average person couldn't care less about licensing.
I know what open source means. 95%+ of people literally don't give a shit, that's why a mainstream media site didn't write about it.
Why are you complaining about something you don't know? You get mad because people call out your ignorance. Nobody would care about your ignorance if you didn't spout wrong information.
That looks a lot like a claim, from an ignorant fool who doubled down when called out.
There’s this neat thing called the internet with search engines that could have quickly yielded the information you decided you didn’t need before spouting bullshit.