*内容简介：

    Thistalkwillfocus on the Linux graphics space, providing an overview

    ofthecurrentstate of affairs, and the author's efforts to improve

    them.We'llcover,in-depth, attempts to redesign the kernel's

    graphicssubsystemtoimprove user's suspend/resume, panic, and

    graphicsconfigurationexperience.This will include an overview of

    thecurrentpiecesof the graphics puzzle (e.g. kernel DRM, fb layer,

    vgacon,Xserver,etc.), how they fit together (or not), and what can

    bedonetomake them play together nicely (like centralizing important

    functionsinkernelspace), with an eye toward the DRM modesetting

    tree,whichincludessignificant new kernel functionality and userspace

    APIstotakeadvantage of it. Particular attention will be paid to

    initialgraphicsdiscoveryand configuration, modesetting, and memory

    management

    *主讲人简介：

    Jesseisalong time Linux and open source contributor. He is perhaps

    bestknownforhis role as Linux platform maintainer for SGI's Altix

    lineofItaniumbased computers, in which he contributed significantly

    toLinuxscalabilityefforts, APIs for driver optimization, and new

    userspaceinterfacestoallow user level drivers like X to be easily

    portedtoexoticplatforms.

    Jessecurrentlyworksat Intel's Open source Technology Center (OTC),

    wherehecollaborateswith other OTC developers on developing software

    anddriversforIntel's graphics chips and platform architecture.