Disabling WebGL is one thing, but disabling hardware acceleration altogether causes horrible tearing with each and every driver. All videos look terrible and even smooth scrolling is no longer acceptable.
I've received dozens of support calls from clients about how the latest Chromium build is utterly broken, wasting hours of my life driving around and setting up the Chromium Beta PPA everywhere.
Seriously, just enable the "Disable WebGL" flag by default instead of completely compiling out GPU support on an LTS release. These kinds of decisions are merely acceptable for daily 15.10 images, but certainly not for enterprise releases.
Disabling WebGL is one thing, but disabling hardware acceleration altogether causes horrible tearing with each and every driver. All videos look terrible and even smooth scrolling is no longer acceptable.
I've received dozens of support calls from clients about how the latest Chromium build is utterly broken, wasting hours of my life driving around and setting up the Chromium Beta PPA everywhere.
Seriously, just enable the "Disable WebGL" flag by default instead of completely compiling out GPU support on an LTS release. These kinds of decisions are merely acceptable for daily 15.10 images, but certainly not for enterprise releases.