Hello
The readme file of the Nvidia driver for Linux states:
“The following table summarizes the available stereo modes, their supported GPUs, and their intended display devices:
Stereo mode (value) Graphics card supported [1] Display supported
…
NVIDIA 3D VisionPro (11) NVIDIA RTX/Quadro graphics cards [2] Supported 3D Vision ready displays [3]
HDMI 3D (12) NVIDIA RTX/Quadro graphics cards Supported HDMI 3D displays [4]
Tridelity SL (13) NVIDIA RTX/Quadro graphics cards Tridelity SL DFP
…”
Does that mean: 3D vision under Linux is available:
For RTX cards and Quadro cards
or
RTX-Quadro cards ?
Because, when I activate 3D vision on my Linux workstation with an RTX2060 , 3D vision gets disabled, the log says: no Quadro cards so deactivating stereo.
In my case I use HDMI 3D (12) .
FYI, when I install M$-windows for testing I have 3D stereo working.
PS: In the worse case scenario, we ask to allow 3D stereo on RTX cards in Linux, since … hardwarewise it works, as tested in m$-windows.
Best regards
Stereo on linux is limited to (former) Quadro-type RTX gpus. Nvidia stumbles upon its naming schema growing weirder.
The Windows driver should have the same restriction but it hasn’t.
:)
It would be nice for Nvidia to fix that, since they fixed it in “windows” by accident …