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A Look At Why Linux Graphics Drivers Have Issues
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Comments (4)
Sometimes a picture is worth a thousand words...
Yes.
However, I'm wondering how much this graph represents "Linux" graphics driver bug reports, and how much just "Ubuntu" driver bug reports.
There was that recent *****ing about Gome3, etc, and I just don't know enough to evaluate the info presented in that pretty graph (but that relatively recent, steep rise makes me a little suspicious -- reminds me sharply of the classic sayings about statistics).
However, I'm wondering how much this graph represents "Linux" graphics driver bug reports, and how much just "Ubuntu" driver bug reports.
There was that recent *****ing about Gome3, etc, and I just don't know enough to evaluate the info presented in that pretty graph (but that relatively recent, steep rise makes me a little suspicious -- reminds me sharply of the classic sayings about statistics).
Well, the graph is valid, but it's more of a "where" than a "why" representation. And the problem areas seem to be the graphics drivers themselves, but also in xorg itself.
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This is one of the lamest articles you have ever linked to. A graph and no discussion.....A complete waste of the link juice involved. Hope there is not more in the future.