Next Generation OpenGL ( OpenGL NG), however, is a complete rebuild of the OpenGL API. OpenGL 4.5, except for some new Direct3D 11 emulation features for easier porting, is your fairly standard annual OpenGL update. Thanks to the recent move to a single, unified git repo, you can now easily… Improving test coverage for cameras in KernelCIĮarlier this year, I joined Collabora as an intern to work on improving testing in libcamera and automating it through KernelCI.At Siggraph 2014, the Khronos Group has announced both OpenGL 4.5 and, more excitingly, the Next Generation OpenGL Initiative. Maintaining a non-trivial set of GStreamer patches can be tricky. Here's a recap of what has been… Venus on QEMU: Enabling the new virtual Vulkan driverĪ step-by-step guide on how to enable 3D acceleration of Vulkan applications in QEMU through the new Venus experimental Vulkan driver for… Run your own CI pipeline with GStreamer's new monorepo It has been just over a year since we first announced our effort to implement a Wayland driver for Wine.
Latest Blog Posts Wine on Wayland year-end update: improved functionality & stability I’d like to conclude by congratulating all the developers including past and present Collabora developers who have helped reach this major milestone. This allows me to focus my time at Collabora in the upcoming months on performance improvements to the driver working on features such as a shader cache, and improving optimastion passes for the GL shader language compiler such as loop unrolling. To top this off all the extensions required to advertise OpenGL 4.5 have already been implemented and its just a matter fixing some conformance failures before 4.5 can be enabled also. As described in the extensions overview this extension brings six new enhancements to the GL shader language to improve the development experience for OpenGL developers. This puts the Intel Linux driver on par with its Windows equivalent, and makes it the first Open Source Linux driver to enable this version of OpenGL.Īt Collabora, I recently had the opportunity to implement the ARB_enhanced_layouts extension which was last extension required to enable 4.4. Recently, a major milestone was reached in bridging this gap with the enablement of OpenGL 4.4 for the Intel Broadwell and Skylake platforms. For years the open source Linux OpenGL drivers have been playing catchup to the proprietary drivers and in the case of Intel hardware to the Windows driver.
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