>> Seriously, is that team even *part* of Intel? Because the Poulsbo Linux >> team is completely different than any of the other Intel Linux teams >> I've had the actual pleasure of interacting with. > > At least originally, no, they weren't. Intel contracted the Poulsbo > driver development out to another company (which has since itself been > bought out by VMware). Now, however, it isn't clear if it's those guys > or guys who really are with Intel or what who are doing whatever > development is actually happening. > > I suspect what may be happening is the original group is continuing to > work on the crack-addled drivers that show up in the Ubuntu repos from > time to time, while a different group works on creating a > non-crack-addled driver that'll be sent through the proper processes. > But that's just my guess, as no-one at Intel seems to want to say > anything. Isn't the Poulsbo GPU based on a powerVR core that Intel licensed? That might explain some of the crack. Peter -- fedora-devel-list mailing list fedora-devel-list@xxxxxxxxxx https://www.redhat.com/mailman/listinfo/fedora-devel-list
