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Porting The Nvidia GPU Driver To Haiku For 3D Acceleration

Porting The Nvidia GPU Driver To Haiku For 3D Acceleration
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Developers have successfully ported Nvidia GPU drivers to the Haiku operating system, enabling 3D acceleration for Turing-series graphics cards. This development marks a significant milestone in making the open-source Haiku OS a more viable daily driver for desktop users.

As good as a desktop OS may be, at some point it has to feature accelerated 3D graphics. This has been a bit of a sticking point for Haiku OS, as none of the big names in GPU cards are likely to start putting out drivers for this OS any time soon. Fortunately there is the Linux open source driver code from Nvidia that can be used as a jumping-off point for a port, which is what [X512] and the community over at the Haiku forums did over the course of more than a year.

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