Intel and Open Source: Innovation and Leadership for Continued Growth
summary
Company claims netbooks began on Linux with the seven‑inch Eee PC 701 less than two years earlier and delivers concrete work: 5 second boot targets via an async kernel init, kernel mode setting plus GEM to avoid 2D/3D races, X running as an unprivileged user after 20 years, Clutter/Moblin UI components, and an open phone stack with Nokia implementing GSM; these changes cut boot time, improve graphics stability, and produce a usable mobile Linux platform.
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chapters (7)
- 0:00Intel’s open source journey
- 1:58Netbooks Linux innovation
- 4:03Fast boot user experience
- 8:19Revolutionizing Linux graphics
- 11:49Security in graphics
- 12:54Networking and telephony
- 15:22Call to action
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