That's a shame. Still very cool and much tidier than doing it directly but I thought you could actually pull windows:latest now and get going.
domi
Slower? Yes. But the alternative to a Framework Desktop for home use is a 30-40k Nvidia GPU, so I'm fine with slow.
Not to mention that it is more than fast enough for common use cases: https://github.com/geerlingguy/ollama-benchmark/issues/21#issuecomment-3164570956
Intel is really struggling right now.
They haven't been able to compete in the CPU market for quite a while and their GPUs are also not really taking off.
As a result, they have to let people go and outsource more and more of their manufacturing to TSMC, which only deepens the hole they have dug for themselves.
They are on their sixth consecutive quarterly net loss and things are only getting worse if they don't have a new architecture (that can compete) ready soon.
Them shutting down their Linux support is just the result of years and years of mismanagement at Intel.
I would prefer a Path Tracing downgrade to baked lighting and reflection probes.
The game runs at half the frame rate of Eternal while barely looking better when dashing through demons at high speed.
Doom Eternal runs flawlessly on the Steam Deck while Dark Ages is not even close to running well.
I really hate the modern triple A laziness of adding path tracing to every game, not providing any fallbacks and slapping in some DLSS and FSR so you can't see the nice reflections and shadows anyway. It's all a blurry and noisy mess that runs badly.