What's the AMD, Intel and Nvidia story nowadays regarding 3D (OpenGL/Vulkan) and video decoding (4K 10bit HEVC) on Linux?
Some years ago it was Nvidia > AMD > Intel for 3D graphics, while for video decoding it was Nvidia > Intel > AMD, with proprietary drivers usually besting opensource ones.
The best option for decent 3D graphics and video decoding support used to be the Nvidia proprietary driver, but now I hear that video decoding is a mess since Nvidia has dropped VDPAU support and moved to CUDA-based decoding which is badly supported on Linux.
Some years ago it was Nvidia > AMD > Intel for 3D graphics, while for video decoding it was Nvidia > Intel > AMD, with proprietary drivers usually besting opensource ones.
The best option for decent 3D graphics and video decoding support used to be the Nvidia proprietary driver, but now I hear that video decoding is a mess since Nvidia has dropped VDPAU support and moved to CUDA-based decoding which is badly supported on Linux.