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Revision as of 07:43, 23 February 2022
The open source graphics implementation of OpenGL and Vulkan among other graphics APIs for Linux. Intel, AMD and Nvidia all have driver support built into the Linux Kernel but Nvidia's Mesa driver is not recommended for gaming.
- Much better OpenGL performance on AMD graphics than on Windows.
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Improving OpenGL Performance
Run mesa_glthread=true /path/to/game
if the game uses OpenGL as it's graphics API
- For Steam games you select the game, right click it to access Properties and put
mesa_glthread=true
in the launch options. - For a complete list of games that automatically have this enabled, check Mesa's configuration file.
Control Panel
There is no GUI graphics control panel by default, users must install one themselves.
- CoreCtrl Similar to the Adrenaline UI on Windows
- Radeon Profile Graphics control panel written in Qt.