Open georgewsinger opened 2 years ago
Hi @georgewsinger, thank you for your question.
How do you force enable vulkan software rendering (Using the mesa renderer, if you want a more "generic" solution, I'm afraid we are out of luck)?
nixVulkanIntel
can for sure be used to force the software rendering, however I'm wondering if that's the right place. Providing a driver And forcing software rendering are two different problems.
For example, you may want to write a "simple" wrapper such as:
#!/usr/bin/env bash
VULKAN_FORCE_SOFTWARE=1 # I have no idea, but mesa defines LIBGL_ALWAYS_SOFTWARE with similar result for OpenGL
"$@"
I'm looking for a way to force enable Vulkan software rendering on arbitrary nix programs (running NixOS, in case it matters).
Can
nixVulkanIntel
play a part in this? If not, is it feasible with this package with modifications (I'm willing to help out here)?