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Eh, so they're still using their own TTM instead of GEM?
Doesn't sound very sensefull to me, what about KMS and DRI2?
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Eh, so they're still using their own TTM instead of GEM?
Doesn't sound very sensefull to me, what about KMS and DRI2?
Since TG developed TTM, and since development likely began prior to the kernel adoption of GEM, this is expected. I expect that the Gallium driver (when complete) will use the GEM API, but still keep the TTM MM backend.
The value of GEM lays in it's API. The current GEM MM backend is only suitable for Intel UMA hardware. This is not to say that you 'cannot' write a discreet backend MM for GEM, it's just that everyone already has the TTM bits 50-90% finished.
It's actually nice that GEM and TTM can live together.
I don't really get what going on with GEM/TTM. TTM was there, intel says "oh, thats to complex, that's overkill!" and they wrote GEM. But GEM is actually only compatible to intel hardware. Now there is a *new TTM*. Thats just great.Removing old unused stuff, cleaning up the interface and adding integrated memory manager functionality and command submission in the form of the new TTM
I don't get how this works: Does TG create a new TTM that can go into the linux kernel and that is used by radeon and radeonhd and the via driver? And what does this GEM-fied TTM mean? How does that work?
Sorry for the silly questions. :$
OK, regarding the TTM/GEM thing, this is how it went:
-Tungsten Graphics, who is in the buisness of writing graphics drivers for hardware companies, develops TTM, an API and framework for graphics memory management.
-The developers of other drivers decide that TTM can make a good driver and begin work based on it.
-Linus Torvalds reminds the devs that any API merged into the kernel *must* be stable.
-The devs realize the TTM API is very complex, and furthermore, much of it isn't used by any drivers except proprietary ones developed by TG. Therefore, it would be very hard to maintain and keep the *entire* TTM API stable.
-Intel pulls out GEM for their drivers which uses a simple, clean API and Intel-specific innards.
-The devs decide that they like the GEM API, and it should be easy to keep stable (as Linus Torvalds has required), so they adapt the TTM framework (which is already mostly developed) to work with the GEM API.
Basically, the devs have said regarding GEM "Once the API is stable, the internals can change." Basically meaning that their main concern is getting a stable memory management API out there and each do their own thing (mostly based on TTM) for the internals, to make it easier to keep the API stable.
GEM and TTM have two functions. Manage memory (how to allocate it, prioritize it, and move its contents from one region to another), and provide the user/applications access to that memory through an API. It should make litle difference to end users and app developers which backend driver developers use, as long as the API is the same.
What happened with GEM is that once it was started , it changed from purely intel into a more generic framework , that graphics memory managers can build on. It's very simple , so GEM-fied TTM is where they take the low level TTM building blocks and replace them with GEM ones but still with TTM on top.
I think it's the other way round. GEM on top (the exposed API) but the low level building blocks are mostly TTM.
That would involve having TTM as the base in the kernel instead of GEM. One of the primary differences from memory about GEM vs TTM is that GEM has nowhere near as many assumptions and and a lot less locks , this makes it much simpler and thus more attractive to the kernel developers.
Thanks for the answers everyone!
But one last question: The GEM is in the kernel and works atm only for intel cards. I don't see GEM in the kernel changing, so does that mean that the drivers, that are ready to use TTM, change, that they can use GEM, but in fact they use internally still TTM?


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Heather has been blogging about books since January 2011. She began Between the Covers as a way to keep her mind active, to share her love of books with others, and to meet new people. Aside from reading, Heather's other passions are dancing, listening to music, and watching college basketball (go, 'Cuse!). She's a bit of a political junkie, she loves nature from a distance, and she has an on-again/off-again love affair with tech gadgets. She grew up in a book-loving family in the Finger Lakes region of New York, was lucky enough to marry into another book-loving family, and currently lives in Central Pennsylvania with her husband, two kids, and two cats.
Heather on Twitter: @Between_Covers | Facebook
Heather O'Roark (Book Addiction)
Heather has been blogging at Book Addiction since late 2007. Reading is Heather's biggest escape from her day job in banking and blogging has given her the wonderful opportunity to share her love of books with others. She is originally from Chicago but now lives in Central Florida with her husband, dog, and three cats. When not working, reading, or blogging, Heather enjoys traveling, cooking, the beach, enjoying the theme parks and other activities Orlando has to offer, wine, and TV shows (too many to list). Heather reads across all genres and especially loves discovering new authors.
Heather on Twitter: @BookAddictHeath
Holly (2 Kids and Tired Books)
Holly is the wife of one and the mother of two. She's a tired mom who loves to read. Holly works from home as a part time freelance editor and transcriptionist. She's a proud nerd and fangirl. (Check out her Pinterest boards and you'll see her fandoms!) She is an unabashed homemaker and cherishes the roles of wife and mother. She was once asked to sum up her life in a book or movie title, but chose a song. Phil Vassar's "Just Another Day in Paradise" fits her life perfectly. It is often loud and it's often busy. It's not perfect and they have their challenges, but it's good and there's no place she'd rather be.
Ingrid (Edible Tapestry)
From a very early age I have read cookbooks like novels— curled up on the couch perusing recipe after recipe, scanning images of plated food that tell a story of their own. Even when immersing myself in a novel, I find I am more drawn to those in which culinary delights play an integral role in the lives of the characters. I am certain that this literary devotion to food, and the passion my parents helped instill in me for quality ingredients and companionable cooking are what led me to begin a professional cooking career as a young adult.
Ingrid on Facebook | Twitter: @EdibleTapestry
Ionia Martin (Readful Things)
Ionia has had a love of reading her entire life. When other kids were playing with toys and joining groups, Ionia was making friends with the characters in the classic novels she read. Not to say that she isn't friendly, just that you might have to repeat yourself until she comes up for air between the paragraphs of the novel she's holding. When she's not reading, she is teaching Language Arts to elementary children with Autism Spectrum Disorder, continuing her education in the field of behavioral neurology (okay so that still requires reading) and spending time with her four children, significant other and a menagerie of pets, including four dogs, a cat and a chicken named Lord Percival. She is also a wannabe photographer and a classical pianist. Her main literary interests are romance, young adult, women's fiction, literary fiction and children's books, although she admittedly reads a little bit of almost anything. Ionia is a blogger who blogs about anything and everything concerning books.
Jaime Boler (Bookmagnet's Blog)
Jaime Boler is a book blogger and freelance reviewer who lives in Laurel, Mississippi. Jaime earned a Ph.D. in American history and formerly taught at a community college. From a very young age, her first love was reading. She hopes to pursue a career in publishing; her dream is to one day work for Oprah Magazine. For the past several years, she has participated in Elle Magazine's Readers' Prize program. Jaime loves to interview authors on her blog; she has interviewed Lance Weller, Erin Morgenstern, Jonathan Odell, and Jillian Medoff, just to name a few. She is also an avid book collector and aspiring novelist. When she's not reading, Jaime loves swimming, going to the beach, collecting vintage postcards, and spending time with her dogs.
Jaime on Twitter: @bookmagnet
Jael Fogle (As I Turn The Pages)
Jael is a former copy editor/page designer. After seven years of working at night, she is getting used to being awake in the daytime. The rest of the time she is a voracious reader. Jael has been hooked on books since kindergarten. One day, she's finally going to write down that book she has in her head!! In the meantime, blogging is a good way to support her reading addiction. Her favorite books of all-time areA Tree Grows in Brooklyn and Like Water for Chocolate.
Jennifer Hartling (The Relentless Reader)
Jennifer is a book loving, liberal thinking, beer drinking, football watching, history studying, cheese eating, glasses wearing, knowledge seeking, small town Wisconsin girl. Her love of reading started when she was a child and hasn't abated for a moment. For as long as she can remember she's been the girl with her nose stuck in a book. Few things have given her what books have. Knowledge, tolerance, escape, entertainment, comfort, adventure, ideas. She started blogging because she wants to share all that nerdy book joy with fellow book lovers. She's here to chat about books with YOU, the people that would rather curl up with a good book than anything else. She knows you're out there and she sincerely hope you'll join her.
Twitter: @JenHartling | Jennifer on Facebook
Jennifer Lawrence (Jenn's Bookshelves)
Jenn has been reviewing books for over a decade, the last four years at Jenn's Bookshelves. She's a strong supporter of independent bookstores; her second home is One More Page Books in Arlington, VA where she moderates the monthly store book club. When she's not blogging or hanging out at the bookstore, she loves spending time with her husband, two sons, two cats & a dog!
Jenn on Facebook | Twitter: @jennbookshelves
Jessica Taylor (Shoes Fashion Fitness)
Jessica is a 26 year old from Canada. She currently lives in New Brunswick with her boyfriend, her little brother, her mom, their 5 dogs, and a turtle. She enjoys reading, writing, running, Tae Kwon Do, and all things fashion. You can find out more about Jessica at www.shoesfashionfitness.com.
Twitter: @lolashoelove | Jessica on Facebook
Joanna McNeal Carden (A Worn Path)
Joanna is a Reading/ Language Arts teacher by day, book blogger by night. She went to college at the University of Tennessee at Chattanooga and idealistically received a degree in English: Language and Literature with a minor in Women's Studies. Finding perfect careers in neither path, she began teaching high school English in 2004. After dabbling in various careers (among them, a bank teller and a social worker in the mental health field), she returned to teaching in 2010. When she isn't reading southern literature or the latest book in a long list of favorite mystery series, she devotes her time to teaching middle schoolers the ins and outs of punctuation and grammar. Her goal each school year is to share her love for reading with each of her students, and to see a love of books grow in them. Joanna is married and has an eleven-year-old stepson. She is expecting her first child (a girl) in October.
Twitter: @joannamcneal
Julie (Girls Just Reading)
Julie's love of reading began in the fourth grade with The Lion, The Witch & The Wardrobe by C.S. Lewis. That book transported her to a different world for the first time. She's had a book in hand ever since. Julie has been collaborating with Girls Just Reading since it's launch in 2007 and loves the different tastes in books represented by their review team. She enjoys the community they have created and her ability to share her love of books with others. Julie is known for lending out books to friends and family as well; although she does expect them returned to her so that some day when she has that big library in her house, she will have books to fill it.
Julie on Twitter: @JulieJustReads
Kathy Dassaro (Mom With A Book)
Kathy is a wife and stay at home mom to two daughters (and a dog) who loves to read with a keen interest in historical fiction. She is best described as voracious reader, sometimes with eclectic interests. Kathy, a graduate of SUNY Geneseo and freelance book reviewer, started the blog MomWithABook.com to document and share her book reviews, wanting to excite other readers. She has since become an avid blogger. When not reading or blogging, Kathy is a devoted cheer mom, budding photographer, and soon to be substitute teacher. Originally from Long Island, NY, she now resides in the suburbs south of Nashville, TN with her family.
Katie Wilkins (Doing Dewey)
Katie is a busy computational biology graduate student at Cornell University, but uses her occasional spare time to write the blog Doing Dewey. The blog was started to track a (perhaps overly ambitious) project to read a book for every number in the Dewey Decimal system but has evolved into an eclectic mix of many genres. Lately she's particularly enjoyed narrative non-fiction and magical realism, but would love to get book recommendations in any genre.
Facebook | Twitter: @DoingDewey
Kari Anderson (The Kari AnnAlysis)
Kari started blogging after falling in love with Jane Eyre and needing to tell anyone who would listen about it. She had no idea when she started blogging about books where it would take her in the book community. She has met so many people that she now considers friends and her love for reading has grown tremendously, along with the numbers of books on her shelves. Kari is a television news producer in West Virginia during the day, a wife, and a knitter, reader, and blogger in the evenings. She hopes to one day have her books floating around the blogging community.
Twitter: @KariAnnAlysis
Katherine Scott Jones
Published writer, aspiring novelist, avid blogger. Wife to one cool engineer, mom to two miraculous kids. She loves God, great books, black coffee, red wine, European travel, film scores, Harry Connick Jr., Downton Abbey, and scenic hikes with her family and dog. Her novel, Treasures of Darkness, was a semi-finalist in the 2012 ACFW Genesis Contest, as was Still to a Whisper in 2011. Still to a Whisper won the Novel Rocket: Launch Pad Contest for Women's Fiction in 2011. Katherine lives near Seattle, where she enjoys the rain (most of the time).
Twitter: @KatherineSJones
Katie Fransen (Book Adict Katie)
Katie is an avid reader who also happens to be a bookseller and librarian. She has worked in the book world for 9 years, and is now the book buyer at One More Page Books in Arlington, Virginia. She writes as Book Addict Katie to share all of her favorite books.
Katie on Facebook | Twitter: @bookaddictkatie
Kelly Stilwell (Virtually Yours)
Kelly is a full-time blogger who writes about family life in the fast lane! You'll find product reviews and giveaways, too, and of course, book reviews.
Kelly on Twitter: @kellystilwell | Facebook
Kerry Ann Morgan (Vinobaby's Voice)
Kerry Ann Morgan is a lover of words, wine, and wit. She's savored every moment of her torrid thirty-year affair with books. Only a tempting new recipe, third-grade homework, or a glass of cheap wine can lure her away from the written word. (No wait—she enjoys reading while sipping a glass of wine, too.) Though most people assume she's "just " a stay at home mom, she spends her days hacking away at yet another draft of her novel, writing/editing for various websites, or ranting on her own blog Vinobaby's Voice. She lives with her family and two ferocious cats in the Florida suburbs.
Kerry Ann on Facebook | Twitter: @vinobaby1
Kristin Thorvaldsen (Always With a Book)
Kristim loves to read and always has a book with her wherever she goes – so that aptly became the name of her book blog when she started it in February of 2010. She is happily married and has have a chocolate lab, named Maddie. She enjoys reading women's fiction, historical fiction, and cozy mysteries. Since blogging, she has come across many new authors and even started listening to audio books. In addition to reading, Kristin also likes to scrapbook, crochet, bake and do yoga.
Twitter: @alwayswithabook
Laura Agnella (The Book Junkie)
Laura has a masters degree in education and is a fourth grade teacher. She is a married mom of two and an avid reader. She lives in Pennsylvania. When she isn't reading or blogging, she enjoys jigsaw puzzles, movies, and going to the beach with her kids. Laura enjoys most genre of books with her favorites being historical fiction, paranormal romance, and young adult fantasy.
Twitter: @lagnella
Monica (The Readathon)
Monica loves to read. She begged her mom to let her read chapter books long before she was actually able to read them, and hasn't stopped reading since. Her favorite book is Les Miserables (the unabridged version), but she also loves The Count of Monte Cristo (also the unabridged version), anything by Jane Austen, Anne of Green Gables, and anything with the word "classic" next to it. Monica graduated from Utah State University with a degree in Elementary Education. She taught first grade until her first kiddo was born, and has been a stay-at-home mom ever since. She now has four amazing kids (2 of each flavor), and enjoys reading to them, helping out at school, and watching them get caught up in a book. She has an incredible husband who supports her book addiction and is always patient when she endlessly describes the plot of each book. Monica started The Readathon about four years ago because she wanted a place to go where she could get a heads-up as to what content to expect in a book. At the end of each review she posts a movie-type rating and an age recommendation for each book.
Laura Kay (A Novel Review)
Laura is a stay at home mom and has 4 kids (21-3). She lives in TN with her husband and three of her four children (two dogs and two cats). She has always loved reading and writing. As her kids got a little older, she finally began having time to read again! Laura started thinking how it would be great to have some devoted time to writing each week and decided blogging would allow her to combine two of her favorite things…and A Novel Review was born.
Laura on Facebook | Twitter: @anovelreview1
Leah Hasenoehrl (Amused By Books)
Reading rates are declining everywhere so if I can get even one person excited in a new book than I'm a happy camper! I like to create a place that is all about books, talking about how wonderful a great new book is and a fabulous forgotten classic is as well. Don't forget how beautiful they are to decorate with, useful they are to cook with, and you need them to guide you through all kinds of things in life. My goal is simple: let's keep reading!
Twitter: @amusedbybooks
Lisa S. (Books In The Burbs)
Lisa describes herself as a Texas suburban mom, who loves blogging. She has been married for over 20 years, has 3 children, and 3 dogs. Equipped with her Nook and Kindle, Lisa loves a great book! Her favorite store is any bookstore, where she is often found taking pictures of book covers so that she can purchase them on her readers. Lisa joined the blogging community because many of her friends and family would ask her about book recommendations. Blogging became a natural extension to share about books read, author interviews, and meeting other readers. Lisa loves supporting authors and their work, so she loves to share her reads with others on many sites. However, the best part about blogging has been the wonderful blogging community that has embraced Lisa and appreciates her joy for reading!
Lisa on Facebook | Twitter: @BooksInTheBurbs
Michelle Shannon (That's What She Read)
Michelle is a thirty-something mother of two, wife of one, and full-time financial accountant who is valiantly trying to maintain some sort of balance between family, career, and personal interests. She has been an avid reader since the age of three and an active blogger for over four years. If she isn't performing her duties as the family chef, chauffer, laundress, housekeeper, personal shopper, and family accountant, she can be found staring at her smartphone tweeting, looking at pictures on Instagram, or chatting with someone on Facebook. If she isn't on her phone, then she is hiding somewhere in her house with her nose buried in a book!
Twitter: | @WhatSheRead
MizB (Should Be Reading)
MizB (short for "Mizbooks") has been blogging since 2005, and through her near-daily bookish memes, has developed quite the following of fellow bloggers. She is an avid reader, averaging 75 books per year, and has been reviewing books since September 2005. MizB has reviewed for Romantic Times BOOK Club Magazine, Bethany House publishers, and various authors, and now does independent book reviewing for FIRST Wild Card Tours, LitFuse Publicity, FaithWords, and Graf-Martin Communications. MizB is a married mom of two kids, lives in Ontario, Canada, and works as a Program Assistant for a small business help centre. Her favorite genres are young adult (fantasy & romance), Christian Living, and non-fiction about entrepreneurship, writing, weight loss, and business.
Twitter: @ShouldBReading
Pat (Posting For Now)
Since retiring, Pat has much more free time to enjoy reading and writing. She started her book review blog, Posting For Now, in April 2013 and loves networking with other bloggers. She reads many types of books. Some genres she particularly enjoys are Contemporary Fiction, Historical Fiction, some Fantasy and some Non-Fiction. Pat lives in Virginia with her husband and adorable Boston Terrier.
Twitter: @PostingForNow
Reeka Boland (Bound By Words)
Reeka is a 20-something bookseller and blogger from Toronto, Canada. Books are her only drug of choice, and words, her escape from real life. When she is not blogging, or devouring five books at a time, she can be found daydreaming about a vacation, or spending time outdoors with her boyfriend. She enjoys contemporary fiction, with a hint of the controversial thrown in. She is also dangerously in love with tea. She's been blogging at BoundbyWords since July 2012, and is really enjoying the chance to share her love for the written word.
Reeka on Facebook | Twitter: @BoundByWords
Rhiannon Johnson (Ivory Owl Reviews)
Rhiannon read under the covers with a flashlight as a child. As a teen, she read novels in history class. Now as a busy wife and mother she answers "When I finish this chapter! " to the question "When's dinner? " She loves all books but prefers a strong female protagonist. Rhiannon obtained a bachelor's degree in English with a minor in Women's Studies from the University of Georgia. After relocating from rural Illinois to the northeast Atlanta suburbs over 10 years ago, she's starting to consider herself a Southerner. But you still won't catch her saying "y'all. "
River Jordan
River Jordan is a novelist, playwright, and radio host. She has published four novels: The Gin Girls, Saints in Limbo, The Messenger of Magnolia Street, and The Miracle of Mercy Land, as well as a non-fiction work, Praying for Strangers, An Adventure of the Human Spirit, published by Penguin/Berkley April 5, 2011. River teaches and speaks around the country on "The Power of Story", and produces and hosts the radio show Clearstory Radio from Nashville. When not traveling the back roads of America, River lives with her husband and their Great Pyrenees lap dog in Nashville, Tennessee.
River on Facebook | Twitter: @RealRiverJordan
Samantha March (ChickLitPlus)
Samantha is an author, editor, publisher, blogger, and all around book lover. She runs the popular book/women's lifestyle blog ChickLitPlus, which keeps her bookshelf stocked with the latest reads and up to date on all things health, fitness, fashion, and celebrity related. In 2011 she launched her independent publishing company Marching Ink and her debut novel Destined to Fail. When she isn't reading, writing, or blogging, you can find her cheering for the Green Bay Packers.
Chick Lit Plus on Facebook | Twitter: @chicklitplus
Sheila DeChantal (Book Journey)
Sheila lives in Brainerd Minnesota. Among her love of bike riding, 5k runs and striving to complete a half marathon this year, she is also an avid book lover and has been for as long as she can remember. Sheila started the blog Book Journey in June of 2009 to keep an online record of her reading. She had no idea at the time that it would lead to the amazing friends she has met through book blogging and to New York for the Book Expo the past three years. Her love for books has only grown through this time.
Twitter: @BookJourney
Stacy Millican (The Novel Life)
Stacy is a mom to three "new adults," Yaya to a sweet baby grandson, and keeper of one very spoiled standard poodle. Reading helped Stacy to survive those awkward middle school days, allowed journeys to foreign lands when high school history got too dry, and stayed her needed refuge and escape on into adulthood. Fast-forward through a non-profit career working with abused children to January of 2010 when The Novel Life was born. Now Stacy cannot imagine life without this wonderful online community of book lovers!
Stacey on Facebook | Twitter: @TheNovelLife
Stacy Putnam (Stacy's Books)
I'm a full-time mom and wife who has spent years losing myself in books. After a degree in English Ed., five years as a Barnes & Noble manager and a year or so behind a library reference desk, I finally found my bookish home in the book blogging community. Five years later and still loving it.
Twitter: @StacyBuckeye
Tamara Welch (Traveling With T)
Tamara's first literary loves were The Babysitter's Club, Nancy Drew, and Sweet Valley Twins. While her reading tastes have changed some, these 3 still hold a special place in her heart- as they introduced her to reading. Book signings, movies, concerts, and baseball games are some of Tamara's other ideas of fun. An ideal day for Tamara is sitting in her hot pink Adirondack chair with a good book and a frosty cool drink. Her blog (TravelingWithT) was created for the purpose of talking about small town charms and books. Favorite song is "Days Like This " by Van Morrison and favorite movie is Steel Magnolias. Ultimate dream- opening a book store near a beach so two of her passions could be combined: reading and the beach.
Twitter: @rockstar1023
Taylor Bradford (Pink Heels Pink Truck)
Taylor is Lifestyle Blogger from Texas who loves all things Pink! She is a book hoarder, high heel lover, dream chaser, wanna-be-fashionista and blogger extraordinaire. Her love of books really began in 3rd grade when she was introduced to Nancy Drew, although she was a reader from the day she began to read. Some of her favorite authors include Sue Grafton, Jennifer Crusie, Janet Evanovich, Erin Morgenstern and Mary Kay Andrews. She currently has an entire book case full of books on her "to-read" list, but that doesn't stop her from buying more. She is the co-founder/co-host of an online book club that meets monthly on twitter. Taylor also wears many hats in her life (she's know as a "jane of all trades"): Wife, Petroleum Landman, Personal Trainer, Landlord, Entrepreneur and Used Car Lot Owner. She graduated from Texas Christian University with a Bachelor of Science in Kinesiology and a Minor in Business.
Taylor on Twitter: @pnkheelspnktrk | Facebook
Teresa Krueger (Teresa's Reading Corner)
I've loved reading for as long as I can remember. I realized as a child that a good book can transport you anywhere you want to go. I began Teresa's Reading Corner in early 2010 in order to share those experiences with others. Since starting the blog I've discovered so many new authors and genres and my excitement for books has grown exponentially. I've also discovered the wonder of audio books and began hosting the Audio Book Challenge in 2011. When I'm not reading, writing about reading, or reading about reading I am enjoying life with my husband, my two little monkeys and our dog.
Teresa on Facebook | Twitter: @teresasreading
The Lisas (Lisa Cheney and Lisa Craig)
Co-authors in different states who write hen-lit novels and talk on the phone, rarely using our indoor voices for either.
Twitter: @MadeInMI
Tonya Speelman (Stuck On Books)
I am a daughter of the King, currently located in the southeastern corner of Washington. I have four children, the oldest serving in the US Navy! We also three others still at home, 16, 15 and 11. We love to be outdoors a lot together, but when not exploring God's country, I LOVE to read and talk about books!! I have so many favorite authors but I highly recommend Jane Kirkpatrick, Marybeth Whalen and Miralee Farrell to name a few!
Traci Keel (Total Momsense)
Traci is a writer, a teacher, a wife of a football coach, a mother of teenagers, and a lover of dogs. She has been writing about her family, SEC football, and books on her blog, Total Momsense, for five years and now she is working on a novel. A professed introvert, she loves to get lost in books. During the school year you will find her teaching high school freshmen and in the summer you will find her either in the South Carolina Lowcountry or in her garden in Franklin, Tennessee. She also loves to go on outdoor adventures with her husband and children.
Facebook | Twitter: @Momsenseblog
Vera Omidpanah (Luxury Reading)
Vera is 29 years old and married with pets. She is a healthcare consultant by day and book blogger by night. Vera started Luxury Reading because she loves reading, but never had anyone to discuss books with. Blogging has been a great outlet for her to share her reading experiences with others, to converse with authors, publicists and other bloggers. She never realized how big the book blogging world was until she started her own blog, and it's definitely been a very rewarding experience.
Twitter: @LuxuryReading | Vera on Facebook


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Something wrong with 6950 results.
And with the HD6570. It should be quite a lot faster than the HD6450, having about 3 times more processing power.
Firmware issue maybe? Or DPM issues?
Much better choice of colors for the graphs this time around, nice.
Any reason for the Radeon HD 8670D not appearing in the perf/watt charts?
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Pulseaudio is big problem for me too. All running smooth on ALSA, but i have issues in 3D applications with Pulseaudio.
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Why the missing Unvanquished 2560 results?
Also, the colors were great.
I myself can comfortably play games just on Mesa alone using Fedora 19 and latest 3.11-rc5 kernel. I got the 6870 and it feels so good not having to deal with installing any drivers Radeon drivers have the ability to be even better than proprietary blobs it seems, with enough love of course Anyway, happy to see these benchmarks. BTW, dpm works really well though it could be a bit more dynamic and clockdown faster.
I was gonna ask about the 8670D (Richland, right?). It looks first in the first few tests and then it doesn't show anymore, I wonder if it failed to run.
I would rather see a representative card per chipset, say 3 or 4 for GPUs, and compare Catalyst vs FLOSS. Anyways, things are looking good with 3.11 for AMD open source. For Intel Haswell, 3.10 carries most of the improvements as far as I can tell.
soso it really hurts, I sit here with the cutting edge *cough* archlinux with mesa 9.1 while 9.3 tests are out.
pfff I dont really know who I have to blame here more, is it mesas fault for having 20 unstable-branches (normaly oyu have 1 and the rest are feature branches) never heard of release early release often, or unflexibility of archlinux folks.
I mean fedora hat mesa 9.2 from the beginning, my dad using it since then without problems, so I think a bit both but mostly arch linux. If you want a recent X stack arch is not the way to go.
Yes arch has other advantages great wiki and some packages fedora dont have.
So because it seems that arch linux devs are not asking themselves how stable stuff is they take what gets signed stable by upstream in blind believe that before that its garbage and with that tag it must be good enough, so when do we see we finaly 9.2 tagged as stable by the mighty gods so I can hope to see finaly after 2-3 months stable mesa 9.2 (thats the reallity despite different tagging) here in arch mesa 9.2.
BTW for what again is testing tree in arch? And yes I know there is AUR, but please try to build any of that mesa builds without rewriting dependencies and pray to god and compile for hours on my zacate machine its not happening, it is about factor 10 easier to compile a own kernel and get it running then replacing the X stack with its 10 billion dependencies.
They have exactly one "unstable" branch. The other ones are feature or stable branches.
The important ones right now:
- master (9.3-dev): unstable.
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For some reason I thought they were going to change the look of the Transformers themselves, and had hoped to see something closer to G1. Apparently I was remembering wrong. That still looks like shit. :(
Looks good to me, plus the new truck mode is pretty slick. But to answer your question, Robert...no, Bay probably won't do the Dinobots justice. At least not in a way to appease rabid fans. The new design for Grimlock is very weird. I actually like it, but many are going to freak out. Dino mode looks great, but his robot mode is very barbaric/medieval looking, and doesn't resemble the G1 character in the slightest. But then, four movies in...people should know what to expect by now!
The flames aren't gone - they just seem to be less pronounced on his robot mode (seriously, search for a photo of TF4 Optimus' truck mode - they're still there).
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This has saved me many times while debugging timeout issues to "too many open files" issues. A high number of the order of thousand, indicates that somewhere connection is not being closed properly.
If you are on your bed, waching a movie or if you are downloading something, but you whant to sleep. You can use these easy command to power off after X time. The time is in sec. if you whant to wait 1 H, use:
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This will cause their computer to make a beeping sound after a random amount of time until it is killed.
Used in OS X.
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This command is good for a cron job or where you may have a lot of jobs potentially coincide on a scarce resource (like writing files back to a file server all at once). This will insert a sleep of a random amount of time up to an hour.
Execute a process or list of commands in the given interval and output the difference in output.
Case insensitive. Also you can pull in the songs from a blacklist, one per line -
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http://www.joachim-breitner.de/projects#screen-message now also supports reading stdin continuously to update what it shows, different ?slides? separated by a form feed character. Here, we feed the current time into it each second to create a large clock.
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Actually this is a shorter version that fits the 255 chars limit of this resource. The full version shows status in the right top corner:
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Watch file's contents that is getting overwritten
This creates a permanent stock ticker in the terminal. it has scrolling action and refreshes when each cycle is done to get the latest news.
Execute commands serially on a list of hosts. Each ssh connection is made in the background so that if, after five seconds, it hasn't closed, it will be killed and the script will go on to the next system.
Maybe there's an easier way to set a timeout in the ssh options...