January 2008 Archives

January 30, 2008

myrinix – debian livecd

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Atalaya

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ACT-CV

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Meteor Template Language

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Penacho

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MamboLaiThai

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Bordeaux WineTricks Manager 0.3 released

This is the third release (0.3) of Bordeaux, this release has many fixes and improvements over the 0.2 release. The Application Manger and Winetricks manager are now merged in to a single UI for ease of use.

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R500 XAA/EXA RadeonHD Performance

The public release of AMD’s “tcore” sample code is imminent, thereby steering the open-source development efforts toward R600 2D acceleration and the basis of the 3D support for the RadeonHD driver. However, in somewhat of a surprise, this afternoon XAA and EXA support was added to the RadeonHD driver for the R500 series. For those that aren’t X enthusiasts or Linux veterans, XAA and EXA are architectures for providing 2D graphics acceleration. With this accelerated 2D support, we have benchmarked both XAA and EXA on the xf86-video-radeonhd driver as well as with the xf86-video-ati driver and the binary fglrx driver.

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Core Driver Patches in the 2.6.25 Merge Window

Prefacing a series of 196 patches, Greg KH noted, “due to the low level nature of these patches, and because they touch so many different parts of the kernel, a number of the subsystem maintainers have asked me to get them in first to make merging other trees easier.” Linus Torvalds agreed and quickly merged the patches into his tree.

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