I have installed the 15.04 binaries, and this is the output from vainfo: $ vainfo PS: In the list provided here, I have a Gen6 Intel GPU. Is it because I am using newer kernels? Previously I could be able to see AMD propertiary drivers, and install it if I wanted, which I once did for testing, and then returned to Intel graphics.
What should I do?Īnother issue is that I no longer see propertiary drivers in "additional drivers" section of the "software and updates" utility. So, I want to use graphics drivers provided by Intel, but unfortuanately there is no prebuilt packages for 16.04 in 01.org repositories. But, now I have several issues with video acceleration, including the inability to scale the video. Video acceleration worked just fine in VLC in 14.04. I was prviously on Ubuntu 14.04, using Intel graphics driver in Ubuntu 16.04, installed from here:
Install Intel Linux Graphics Installer 0.I have a dual Intel 6th gen./AMD Radeon HD graphics, and I have recently upgraded to Ubuntu 16.04 LTS.
Improved support for Broadwell and CherryView CPUs. Released in late December, the 2014Q4 stack brings a number of improvements to the standard Intel Linux 2D and 3D drivers, including: Utopic users aren’t left in the blush and can make full use of the tool to upgrade to the Intel 2014Q4 graphics stack. “Packages installed by the Graphics Installer for Ubuntu 14.04 “trusty” may no longer function properly …therefore, we discourage use of the Graphics Installer on Ubuntu 14.04.” Under “known issues” the Intel Open Source Group notes: Those running the most recent Long Term Support release are warned off using the latest version of the tool entirely. This time around Ubuntu 14.10 (and Fedora 21) are formally supported, with Ubuntu 14.04 LTS (and Fedora 20) entering ‘deprecated’ status.ĭeprecated status allows users to use the tool to remove or install an older version of the graphics stack. Intel has announced a new release of their Graphics Installer for Linux utility, which gives users an easy way to upgrade Intel graphics drivers on supported operating systems. In case some of you didn’t notice, our web site has moved to a bigger, faster dedicated server which is why most of you had trouble accessing our web site for the past 72 hours, but we are not officially done with moving our files and database over to the new server. Anyway, today we take a look at Intel, the company that will probably be here for the next 1000 years, read on… 
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