Redblog

For fifty days from June 1, 2006 to July 20, 2006, Phoronix founder Michael Larabel had made the jump from NVIDIA to ATI graphics in his personal systems and had blogged about his experience using the ATI Linux fglrx driver. His original posts from these fifty days can be found in this collection here. His blog was originally at atiblog.org and called The Redblog. This blog originated to clear up misconceptions about and to further explore the Linux fglrx FireGL/Radeon driver. Michael continues to blog about the state of ATI Linux graphics at MichaelLarabel.com. There is also a variety of Phoronix articles on this topic.

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