GPU Offloading Manager aims to implement an user interface to configure and launch programs automatically under systems with hybrid graphics.
Linux based systems have always had issues and lack of support regarding computers with multiple video cards. In the recent years however, manufacturers managed to improve quite a bit in the driver department, implementing several lacking features that improved offloading capabilities. One of the few things that still did not improve is application profile selection - launching a program using a more/less capable GPU automatically/manually.
- UI Design
- Code Implementation
- Driver support
- Open-source
- Nouveau
- Amdgpu
- Proprietary
- Nvidia
- Amdgpu-Pro
- Open-source
- Packaging
- Compiling Instructions
- Tar.gz file
- Flatpak support
- Snap support
- This application is NOT a driver/switcher utility (like prime-select or others). What is does is simply allow the user to select the default graphic card for installed applications under systems with hybrid graphics.
- The application expects your system to already have your drivers configured. Follow your distribution's documentation before using Gpu Offloading Manager.
Reminder: This project is mostly a hobby, and as such, no updates/features are a given. I'll try my best to update the project and make sure that it works, but no compromises.