Collabora shows Radxa ROCK Pi 4 running Panfrost open source Mali GPU driver

[@slavko321]

Wow you really drilled them with questions and it's nice to see they have all the answers.

[@ultranewbie]

thanks for uploading, I'm a student learning to write Linux device Driver, these videos are really helpful for students like me to understand the open source trend.

[@fr33s7yl0r]

@Charbax Is there any way to get these drivers in 2023? I just bought a ROck 4C plus and Debian Bullseye does not have these drivers so it is running HORRIBLY slow. I can't find any image for this board to support these drivers at all. Any suggestions from anyone?

[@charbax]

Rock boards surely have some type of community forum?

[@eBrunoro]

Radxa has a messy page with broken links, broken images, and even links to wrong board files. There is a forum full of people asking where the Rock 4 drivers are, but Radxa's attention goes inly to the new Rock 5

[@FlyingPhilUK]

If this was 1982, that would be impressive!

[@ghos282]

What SBC Manufacturers seem to be missing: My experience running Ubuntu Linux on an Older Motherboard which can only hold an Maximum of 2gb RAM in 2 RAM slots, is that you cannot even find a Browser (Full Fledged Firefox) That will even Run on Less Than 4GB of RAM any more. If their is such a Browser for Ubuntu Linux, Please let me know what it is and how to Install it in Ubuntu.

[@snowsh1ne]

Try Falkon

[@yisonpylkita6006]

ghos282 I’m on Ubuntu 18.04 right now with GNOME removed. Google Chrome (5 tabs) + terminal + vscode uses exactly 2GB of RAM. Switching from vscode to vim would reduce my RAM usage to just 1GB

[@dewijones92]

awesome

[@ibra29]

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