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The flatpak is still not published to flathub because I'm waiting for an answer from developers.

Also, what is the name that would be preferred? This may be:

• info.luxmark.luxmark3
• org.luxcorerender.luxmark3

Or something else you would recommend.

Hi, the flatpak recipe is now ready since a very long time, I would like to make sure I can safely tick that checkbox when submitting it to flathub:

- [ ] I am an upstream contributor to the project. If not, I contacted upstream developers about submitting their software to Flathub.

I updated the flatpak to also build SLG4. Now the flatpak provides no less features than the original 3.1 LuxMark release:

https://github.com/illwieckz/flathub/tree/luxmark3

I added patches to replace the now name-squatted luxrender-dot-net urls by the current https://luxcorerender.org one. I also added patches enabling build on aarch64. I have not tested yet if aarch64 flatpak builds but non-flatpak build works. Outside of the question about the name of the flatpak, to...

Here is my work-in-progress flatpak recipe: https://github.com/illwieckz/flathub/tree/luxmark3

It is not submitted to flathub yet.

I managed to build locally a luxmark3 flatpak that can be used with in-development OpenCL platforms. :) Before I submit it to flathub, what name should I give to this flatpak? I see two possibilities (it's a hierarchical name based on domain name): info.luxmark.luxmark3 org.luxcorerender.luxmark3 In...

Rusticl is a work-in progress open source OpenCL driver developed within Mesa (like the radeonsi OpenGL driver and the radv Vulkan driver). It's not complete enough to run actual LuxCoreRender. It's even not complete enough to build non-LuxBall LuxMark scenes (in fact, that's because it is still inl...

That's also what Karol Herbst told me, that he expected that `min(1.0, infinty)` should return `1.0`… I believe it makes sense but I'm not a compiler wizard.

Here are some talks about it: https://github.com/llvm/llvm-project/issues/54947#issuecomment-1280119445

For people interested in OpenCL platform development (Rusticl, Clover, name-your-own), here is my script to build and run a patched LuxMark 3 with many things to make it a good tool to debug OpenCL platforms: https://gitlab.com/illwieckz/i-love-compute#user-luxmark3 The LuxMark 3 tool is now patched...