Intel release Open Source OpenGL API-based 3D graphics drivers for Linux on 965 express chipset

Http://www.intellinuxgraphics.org/

I missed it yesterday.
OpenGL has another way out.
That is Linux
Now Intel has opened the driver.
Let's take a good look at the bottleneck.

Team of graphics from Intel's 2000 + members
Remove hardware vs for saving IGP costs
Support for hardware PS
And the driver is too lazy to write even soft.
I feel like I can't beat anyone on a PC.
I want to be unique in Linux

You have heard stories from IBM and the diners.
I think this is also the reason why intel is a dark night genie branch.
Unless intel intentionally hides the hidden content
Or deliberately evades Anti-monopoly Law

Intel has released open source 3D graphics to give Linux full-fledged support for accelerated OpenGL on the newest generation intel 965 express chipset graphics architecture which will be used in the Intel's New Core 2 duo "Conroe" processor, being released next week. the 965 express family primary des support for programmable vertex, geometry, and fragment shaders. by open sourcing the drivers for this new technology, Intel enables the open source community to experiment, develop, and contriics to the continuing advancement of Open Source 3D graphics.