2011 Linux Graphics Survey Reminder

Posted by Michael Larabel on September 04, 2011

As a reminder to those that haven't yet participated, the 2011 Linux Graphics Survey is currently taking place and your feedback is requested to help X.Org / Linux graphics developers understand the current driver market-share and to help the desktop community at large.

Click this link for more information and to participate in the Phoronix survey that's running through the 20th of September. It should just take a few minutes to complete and it's for finding information about the graphics card and drivers you're using, features that are important to you, and other basic information. Join the thousands of others that have already submitted their results.

Unfortunately, since the survey started late this year, the results won't be out in time for any discussion at XDC2011 Chicago conference. However, I happen to be doing some last-minute planning for something else that may prove to be interesting and of great interest to Phoronix readers and many within the Linux community that are interested in contributing to open-source projects. And yes, it even involves free, good beer too! Stay tuned for details hopefully in the next few days.

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