It's Time For The 2011 Linux Graphics Survey

Posted by Michael Larabel on August 18, 2011

It's time for the 2011 Linux Graphics Survey on Phoronix. Since 2007 (see the 2007, 2008, 2009, and 2010 results) we have been running an annual Linux graphics survey. The purpose of this survey is to help graphics driver developers, software / application developers, and other organizations understand the hardware/software configurations and features currently being used by Linux desktop users. It's now time for the 2011 Linux Graphics Survey.

From today (18 August) through 20 September will be the dates that our annual survey is available. The questions are largely the same as last year and should only take a minute or two to complete. The questions are about the graphics driver(s) you use, the Linux graphical features you're interested in, and other items to help out the community.

Please participate and take the survey now. Results from the 2011 Linux Graphics Survey will be available to the public in late September / early October.

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