Public bug reported:
There is no simple method, such as eselect for Gentoo, to switch between OpenGL
implementations. Some users (like me! :-D ) have the ability to switch between
an onboard video card and a dedicated graphics card either on their laptop or
desktop (ie Sony SZ laptop series can switch between an Intel onboard graphics
chip and an Nvidia 7xxx card). Gentoo provides the ability to switch between
OpenGL implementations via the eselect opengl utility. It would be really
helpful if there were a simple way to switch between these implementations
since the only way I've found to do so breaks whenever Xorg or Nvidia's drivers
are updated.
This might also be useful for switching between proprietary drivers and FLOSS
drivers in a more fluid fashion.
Thanks for all your work!
** Affects: Ubuntu
Importance: Undecided
Status: Unconfirmed
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No simple method to switch between different OpenGL implementations
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/103128
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