Nice tech demo... going native wine would most probably produce playable speeds...Actually Qemu Wine with Lunixbochs Opengl implementation kind of works now, just not that that fast.. which a faster system could help things a tad. I did get half-life a little more playable since making that video.. but still not 100%If this doesn't work now, why should it work then?
https://www.youtube.com/embed/cYsfCXzIbaA?feature=oembed
If by native WINE you mean x86, then yes. That would be faster. Half-life in this case is a native linux client, so WINE isn't even in the picture.
I did this a long time ago on my CC. Let's see if I can dig up a video. Honestly, running it over SSH or something might have less lag. (Edit: looks like I didn't upload the video)
^ Actually I was using wine in that video. I still need to test out the native Linux Half-life.
I did set the renderer to OpenGL in the Half-life settings. So I believe so.. this was with your release you did several months ago.
You get that working and I'll change my opinion on the GPU in the A80.Of course this could be possible (theoretically)... disassemble Iphones (5S) to obtain a fully working mainboard with a shiny new A7 and memory soldered onto along with lots of support peripherals on it. Just too expensive to realistically do
While this gets access to an A7 with its custom architecture ARMv8 and superb gpu power there aren't any linux drivers available. Unless you try to hijack the blobs present in the Apple firmware which would be a tremendous accomplishment.
