00:05:26 <richlowe> alanc: cut down linux in a vm that does nothing but speak one of the low-latency graphics streaming protocols, talking to a host process to put it on the screen
00:05:41 <richlowe> (I don't actually know what the remote gaming protocols are these days, but they seem much better than you'd expect)
00:06:05 <richlowe> also I think the above is basically how the graphics in linux VMs on chromebook works
05:53:44 <jclulow> richlowe: I think some combination of what each of the BSDs is doing is probably not unreasonable
05:54:07 <jclulow> I agree that it's not a project you could do once and be done with
05:54:40 <jclulow> But you could probably treat getting up to speed on modern Intel and AMD GPUs as a project, at least
05:54:45 <jclulow> as at a point in time, etc
05:55:35 <jclulow> I think it's pretty clear that the strategy of having zero people actually approaching it as work to _do_ instead of work to complain about other people not having done, though, is not working haha
05:55:46 <jclulow> But who can say
06:22:43 <AmyMalik> if I actually had literally a brain cell, I'd try to help.
21:35:06 <richlowe> AmyMalik: what I've learned is that you grow the brain cells through the helping
21:37:31 <AmyMalik> ... fair.