mali

The Mali is shipping in a ton of consumer smartphones and tablets already.

In contrast, the Banana Pi has a Mali GPU without a proper open source driver (lima development seems currently halted).

I understand that they went with a Mali GPU, since it is the reference GPU design from ARM.

The C1 has a ARM Mali GPU, which is just as close as the rest of the GPUs available on ARM SoCs.

I hesitate to chime in, but in the interest of completeness: The Odroids all use Mali graphics.

It wasn't Android's fault; it was a shoddy vendor Mali driver.

But since people are trying to reverse-engineer those GPUs to make open-source drivers (nouveau and xf86-video-ati respectively), do you think this could be done for Mali too?

When I had the abvortion with my GF, she was an illegal immigrant with no job nor money and I was a broke from the mali war.

France has a lot of troops in africa, protecting civilians whenever a civil war erupts ( like in operation licorne in cote d'ivoire), or more recently in mali, to fight against djihadist groups spreading chaos.

Taylor Mali has a great rebuttal on "what teachers make".

And anything remotely notebook / desktop class graphics wise is so much more powerful than some Mali GPU that you can ignore "performance characteristics" for the most part and assume brute force will be fine.

Unfortunately the GPU is a Mali, so software-wise it's not completely open, but the hardware is fully open-source and the SoC datasheets are available.

Mali, Chad and Niger are inland desert countries whose enormous total land area consists mostly of Sahara.

Mali has massive driver stalls as soon as you start touching VBOs directly (ex to make dynamic VBOs using glBufferData).