finally i can play with blender at home aaah

[mntmn@mastodon.social]

also thanks to @cas persistence this all runs in EL2, no hypervisor and no adsp needed, incl gpu and sound support. qemu-system-aarch64 with kvm works (tested it).

[mntmn@mastodon.social]

@cwebber yep, surprisingly fast at cycles rendering

[papermanu@mamot.fr]

@mntmn @cwebber That's so nice, it a version of Blender specifically built for the Reform? I have to admit that is the main hurdle which would prevent me from buying one.

[thejikz@infosec.exchange]

@mntmn very snappy lookin!!

[matt@toot.cafe]

@mntmn @cas Congratulations on getting so far with that chip! It does make me wonder if the RK3588-based Reform Next is obsolete before it has even shipped. Does the RK3588 still have advantages?

[lascapi@social.tchncs.de]

@mntmn impressive

[scadu@social.treehouse.systems]

@mntmn ooh, that sounds like potential super mobile rig for editing photos while traveling. Do you know what's the state of OpenCL on that chip? If Rusticl with Darktable works, it puts a wide smile on my face.

[mntmn@mastodon.social]

@matt @cas not obsolete at all:
- the rk3588 has double the ram (16gb vs 8), and if you were lucky and backed before the current crisis, 32gb
- rk3588 has a bit higher multi core cpu perf (just lower gpu perf)
- rk3588 can support up to 3 displays incl hdmi and has 7 pcie lanes (i think we use 6)
- rk3588 generally requires less binary firmware blobs for different parts of the chip

[mntmn@mastodon.social]

@scadu apparently rusticl is supported, but need to test it

[josch@floss.social]

@mntmn @matt @cas Thank you for this summary!