top | item 19388285 (no title) hag | 7 years ago Which the post clearly states and is, as far as I can tell, because Windows and DirectX is the only platform that supports it. discuss order hn newest unknown|7 years ago [deleted] vetinari|7 years ago That's not true; OpenGL, Vulkan and Metal also support HDR. detaro|7 years ago With currently shipping hardware and drivers? I know OpenGL can render HDR internally, but can you send that to a HDR-capable device today? load replies (1) jcelerier|7 years ago not yet on linux sadly. Note that Krita works fine on linux - it comes from the KDE world anyways. load replies (1)
vetinari|7 years ago That's not true; OpenGL, Vulkan and Metal also support HDR. detaro|7 years ago With currently shipping hardware and drivers? I know OpenGL can render HDR internally, but can you send that to a HDR-capable device today? load replies (1) jcelerier|7 years ago not yet on linux sadly. Note that Krita works fine on linux - it comes from the KDE world anyways. load replies (1)
detaro|7 years ago With currently shipping hardware and drivers? I know OpenGL can render HDR internally, but can you send that to a HDR-capable device today? load replies (1)
jcelerier|7 years ago not yet on linux sadly. Note that Krita works fine on linux - it comes from the KDE world anyways. load replies (1)
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