KernelTrap has interview with leader of the Open Graphics Project

For those who have been following the project, KernelTrap.org has an
interview with the leader of the Open Graphics Project (me):

[url]http://kerneltrap.org/node/4622[/url]

An excerpt from the interview:

The Open Graphics Project is a collaboration between the Free and Open
Source Software (FOSS) Community and Tech Source Inc. to develop new 3D
graphics products that are compatible with Free Software, both
philosophically and practically. The project is currently designing an
"open source friendly graphics card" which will offer quality 3D and 2D
acceleration with an impressive feature set at an affordable price,
aiming for availability as early as June of 2005. Though the project
was only started in October of 2004, it has already released the card's
specifications, a design document, and a software model for early
testing and driver development. In this interview, Timothy provides a
wealth of information about the project and its current status,
highlights contributions needed from the free and open source
community, and fully describes the specific capabilities of the card.

Timothy Miller wrote:[color=blue]
> For those who have been following the project, KernelTrap.org has an
> interview with the leader of the Open Graphics Project (me):
>
> [url]http://kerneltrap.org/node/4622[/url][/color]

Nice interview you gave. If you don't have anything to do between 25-27 of
February, then you could come to PUSH 2005 and make a presentation about the
Open Graphics Project.

For more information about PUSH 2005, check
[url]http://www.pegasos.org/modules.php?op=modload&name=PUSH&file=index&year=2005[/url]

You can contact me (Trizt) or any other moderator of pegasos.org, if you will
come.


//Aho

Timothy Miller wrote:[color=blue]
> For those who have been following the project, KernelTrap.org has an
> interview with the leader of the Open Graphics Project (me):
>
> [url]http://kerneltrap.org/node/4622[/url]
>
> An excerpt from the interview:
>
> The Open Graphics Project is a collaboration between the Free and Open
> Source Software (FOSS) Community and Tech Source Inc. to develop new 3D
> graphics products that are compatible with Free Software, both
> philosophically and practically. The project is currently designing an
> "open source friendly graphics card" which will offer quality 3D and 2D
> acceleration with an impressive feature set at an affordable price,
> aiming for availability as early as June of 2005. Though the project
> was only started in October of 2004, it has already released the card's
> specifications, a design document, and a software model for early
> testing and driver development. In this interview, Timothy provides a
> wealth of information about the project and its current status,
> highlights contributions needed from the free and open source
> community, and fully describes the specific capabilities of the card.
>[/color]

Thank you.

A preliminary introduction and mailing archive + spec:
[url]http://www.osnews.com/comment.php?news_id=9003[/url]