The amdgpu and radeon drivers seem to be about the same, but the amdgpu-pro drivers are terrible (random crashes), not to mention no 4.10 kernel support. Amd cards are better if you want to use opensource drivers, but performance wise, nVidia still has a huge lead with closed source drivers. For instance, with something like Minecraft, I'm lucky to stay over 50 fps for more than a few seconds regardless of driver, even with the player facing a wall. In Windows 10, despite opengl being second class citizen and Minecraft still building on a clunky 10 year old version of lwjgl, I can hit over 100fps. According to AMD employees, their Linux team is primarily focused on enterprise and server areas, you know because you need top performing drivers to render a terminal emulator.

Don't use closed AMD drivers - there is no point. Radeonsi (Mesa) performs very well today. Only radv (Mesa Vulkan for AMD) is still behind, and AMD didn't open up their own Vulkan implementation yet.

Great! Waiting for the Linux version to run some tests

Hi Thoss!

Ah, nice to see that old site survived in the Wayback Machine

Full version of the lullaby was published (Lullaby of Woe): https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OLy3C8YpMsY

For lyrics see http://witcher.gamepedia.com/A_Night_to_Remember

Great work, Aramara!

pinterest has been my friend so far. DA seems to also be teeming with such things.

i followed this one pretty much for xxaallya's portrait.

http://ililaz.deviantart.com/art/Coloring-Process-279680716

Thanks! That's quite an extensive use of layers. I'll try it again. Krita is somewhat different from Adobe stuff, but has enough similarities too.

By the way, is the concept of layers (in digital editors) correspond to some physical drawing practices? I never really had any formal education in that.

Not a bad idea.

Just 70K to go.