On 7/31/20 5:17 PM, Jason M wrote:
I have begun work on porting Qubes to work within a KVM host. I need a
development environment that can utilize the cuda cores on a secondary
Nvidia RTX GPU and also prefer to be able to utilize the graphics card.
Hi Jason,
Slightly OT question: Is there a way you could use OpenCL instead? Does
that make it any easier?
When I see FOSS users doing backflips for Nvidia I get worried bc Nvidia
compatibility (of various sorts) tends to consume a lot of user
attention and effort which eventually contributes to ppl migrating away
from Linux.... meanwhile Linus Torvalds is reminding ppl that Nvidia is
an uncooperative entity.
I think its more productive to focus on what other hardware vendors
offer; Less heat more light.
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Here are links to a CUDA-to-OpenCL tool and AMD's GPUopen site:
https://github.com/hughperkins/coriander
https://gpuopen.com/
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