Intel's Rendering Toolkit Turns To More Open, Community-Welcoming Development Model

[phoronix]

Phoronix: Intel's Rendering Toolkit Turns To More Open, Community-Welcoming Development Model

Intel's oneAPI Rendering Toolkit with the likes of OSPRay, Embree, OpenVKL, Open Image Denoise, and others has been open-source for years. But it's not been exactly an open-source development model with making it easy for independent contributors to propose code changes. But Intel has now decided to make these projects more like traditional open-source projects and welcoming community contributions -- including from different hardware vendors...

https://www.phoronix.com/news/Intel-Rendering-Toolkit-Open

[mxan]

GNOME should take some notes

[Party0445]

We fired everyone can you do it without us having to pay for it?

I wonder???

[OnetyOne]

We fired everyone can you do it without us having to pay for it?

I wonder???

Should we bash any company that decides to open source their code, or does that only apply to Intel?

If all the bashing is exclusively reserved for Intel, then should we bash them only when they open source something, or also when they don’t? Just trying to understand if the consensus is to bash Intel regardless of what they do.

[Anux]

Should we bash any company that decides to open source their code

How about reading the article, maybe you get a better chance of understanding what others say?

Intel's oneAPI Rendering Toolkit with the likes of OSPRay, Embree, OpenVKL, Open Image Denoise, and others has been open-source for years.

is literally the first sentence 0.o