NVIDIA Releases Linux Graphics Debugger 2.2

[phoronix]

Phoronix: NVIDIA Releases Linux Graphics Debugger 2.2

NVIDIA has today released an updated version of their Linux Graphics Debugger to help game/application developers in analyzing issues and performance problems around OpenGL 4.x on GeForce/Quadro GPUs...

http://www.phoronix.com/scan.php?page=news_item&px=NVIDIA-Linux-Debugger-2.2

[timofonic]

Where's the source code? What about hosting it in GitLab and GitHub? Why do I need to register to download it?

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[timofonic]

Less crack and more open.

Add KVM and Xen support to consumer GPUs. I know it's possible, it's disallowed in their graphics drivers. Intel is going to reach it, but unfortunately they are quite slow with GVT-g support making use of dma_buf so not need performance killers like remote desktop solutions, plus their iGPU solutions aren't as powerful as AMD and Nvidia ones.

I hope AMD succeeds so much and another high-end GPU maker appears in the scene. The graphics days are very boring these days...

Nvidia: Fuck you...

[Jual Rak Gondola]

Where's the gondola source code? What about hosting it in GitLab and GitHub? Why do I need to register to download it?

Same question, i newbie and i so confuse with that