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GPU CAPS VIEWER INSTALL
GPU CAPS VIEWER DRIVERS

Vulkan Tab - Device Features, Device Limits, Device Extensions,Formats,Memory Types & Heaps, Partial Queue Families implemented, Instance and Layers,Surface Tab.

OpenGL Tab - OpenGL Information, OpenGL ES Information, OpenGL hardware limits and Extensions displayed as per different Vendors, View GLX Frame Buffer Configuration and EGL information, EGL Information.

Also you need to remove the symlink by running sudo rm \usr\bin\gpu-viewer

For others, Remove gpu-viewer directory in \usr\share\ or run sudo rm \usr\share\gpu-viewer -r to remove.

Debian users should be able to uninstall in the default way i.e.

Incase of issues launching the application please see the FAQ in Wiki section

GPU CAPS VIEWER INSTALL

On Arch, Please install latest version of mesa-demosįor VDPAU information to be displayed, please install vdpauinfo. Nvidia CUDA for Nvidia hardware, beignet for Intel Graphics or pocpl for cpu or AMD openCL for AMD hardware.įor EGL information to be displayed in OpenGL tab, users should install mesa-utils-extra package in Debian based systems. Also, ensure you have OpenCL installed for your respective platforms, Ex. The installer should be able to take care of this dependency in Debian based distro and Solus.įor OpenCL Tab to work install clinfo (sudo apt install clinfo) in ubuntu, clinfo in Solus (sudo eopkg install clinfo), clinfo in arch.

GPU CAPS VIEWER DRIVERS

Once completed,Application can be accessed at menu->System/Administration/System tools->GPU Viewerįor Vulkan Tab to work Install vulkan-tools (sudo apt-get install vulkan-tools) in Ubuntu, vulkan-tools in Arch, Vulkan in Solus, also Vulkan enabled drivers should be installed. Navigate to extracted folder, open terminal and enter below commands OpenSUSE based distro run the command sudo zypper install clinfo mesa-demo mesa-vulkan-device-select libvulkan_intel libvulkan_lvp libvulkan_radeon python3 libvdpau1 vulkan-tools xdpyinfo xev xlsatoms xlsclients xlsfonts xprop xvinfo xwininfo from the terminal, then complete steps 8 to 11.ĭownload the file and Extract to a folder Thanks to Dan Johnson (strit) for maintaining the AUR Packageįedora based distro run the command sudo dnf -y install clinfo egl-utils mesa-demos mesa-vulkan-drivers python3 vdpauinfo vulkan-tools from the terminal, then complete steps 8 to 11.

This should automatically take care of the dependencies. deb file attached in the Release notesĪrch based distro - users should be able to grab the application at or by running command yay -S gpu-viewer from the terminal. Please note all the dependencies python, vulkan-tools,clinfo, es2_info will be installed, if not installed before.ĭebian based distro users should be able to install the application by just running the. sudo add-apt-repository ppa:arunsivaraman/gpuviewer.Ubuntu 23.04(Lunar)/Ubuntu 23.10(Mantic)/Ubuntu 22.04 (Jammy)/Linux Mint 20.x/Linux Mint 19.x users should be able to install this application using the below PPA Working on Integrating the latest vulkan tools to the installationīefore Downloading the files please see the Known issues mentioned below Those who are cloning and installing the application through install file, please note the application will work with vulkan tools 1.2.141 or higher, for anything below please use the PPA to install the latest stable version. There is no hard OpenGL Programming involved, until glxinfo, vulkaninfo and clinfo works the GPU-viewer will also work All the important details are extracted using glxinfo/vulkaninfo/clinfo with the combination of grep, CAT, AWK commands and displayed in the front-end. The project is being developed using python 3 pygobject with GTK4. This project aims to capture all the important details of glxinfo, vulkaninfo and clinfo in a GUI. A front-end to glxinfo, vulkaninfo, clinfo and es2_info.