adriconf
Published by Jean Hertel
Advanced DRI configurator
Highlights
- Provides a graphical interface for configuring Direct Rendering Infrastructure options on Linux.
- Detects local GPU hardware and supported Mesa driver capabilities automatically.
- Allows creation of global rendering settings and application-specific driver profiles.
- Eliminates the need to manually edit system XML configuration files for graphics drivers.
About this application
adriconf, short for Advanced DRI Configurator, is a graphical user interface application designed for Linux systems to manage Direct Rendering Infrastructure settings. Developed by Jean Hertel, the utility provides a visual method for adjusting Mesa graphics driver parameters without requiring manual editing of XML configuration files.
The software automatically detects hardware devices and supported Mesa options present on the host system, presenting configuration toggles in an organized interface. Users can modify global display options, performance settings, and rendering quality parameters, as well as create application-specific overrides to adjust driver behavior for individual software titles.
Tailored specifically for Linux platforms utilizing Mesa open-source graphics drivers, adriconf simplifies the management of advanced GPU rendering options. The software is released under dual LGPL-3.0+ and GPL-3.0+ licenses.
Where to get it
Linux
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From the publisher
Install from a terminal
flatpak install flathub org.freedesktop.adriconf
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