I switched to Arch Linux, which is 10x easier to install and maintain, except for the graphics issues. The problem lies in that I am tired of installing and compiling software everyday to be able to run programs (not everyday but if anyone is familiar with those 2 distros, you know what I mean). I used to be an avid Gentoo/Funtoo user and am familiar with installing from source.
I tried getting the proprietary AMD driver to install on Arch Linux which caused tons of graphics issues.īonus, I somehow broke my code and can only get a 2.1 context on the rMBP again, but I should be able to fix that.Īll that aside, is it worth the headache trying to write 4.x context OpenGL on Windows/Linux/Mac and if so, what Linux is easily set up to run OpenGL 4. Having an ATI video card, I get a 3.3 context with OSS video driver. I am using SDL2 (used to use freeglut) to be able to get a 4.x context on Mavericks. I have a Windows 8.1/Arch Linux desktop that I work with, plus an rMBP 15".
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