2010 Linux Graphics Survey Results
Last month we carried out our fourth annual Linux Graphics Survey in which we sought feedback from the Linux community about the most common graphics drivers and hardware in use, what display/GPU-related features desktop users are most interested in, and collect other metrics to aide developers. Here are the results.
In regards to what technologies that the respondents are most interested in with regard to GPU-related features on Linux, improved 3D performance tops the list but is followed close behind with video acceleration. Further back in third is power management.
When it comes to what GPU brand is most popular on Linux, NVIDIA continues to command the market but compared to previous year's results, ATI/AMD continues to grow proportionally. With Intel's fully open-source driver stack and their IGPs being found in many systems, they also continue to have a significant market-share.
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