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Showing posts with label Aero. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Aero. Show all posts

Tuesday, July 31, 2007

6000 dollars for Intel 915GM Graphics driver to allow full AeroGlass and VISTA WDDM Support.

Yes, the title says it all. 6000 dollars to whoever gets Aero running in a 915.

I need a solution for allowing windows vista to give full WDDM rights/support for the Intel GMA 900 (Specifically the 915GM Express) mobile chipset graphics card.

Via JKKmobile

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Sunday, June 24, 2007

Update on the 915 Graphics WDDM Vista Driver Issue

Apparently, there still some  hope in getting Aero running in the first generation of Intel based UMPCs according to this post of Josh Bancroft:

Since I posted a comment in one of the previous discussions about the 915 Graphics Vista driver issue, that I was going to talk to the graphics group about the possibility of releasing an open source and/or "beta" unofficial WDDM driver, to let you at least try to get Aero Glass, Movie Maker, and DVD Maker working in Windows Vista, you've been coming here every day to see/ask if there's been any progress. So here's an update:

I haven't talked to the graphics group yet, because I'm trying to identify the right people to talk to. That's hard in such a big company (Intel has almost 100,000 employees, and I don't work directly with anyone in the Graphics group). But I'm going to find someone, eventually.

To me, the fact or possibility of having a new driver coming soon capable of running Aero is a good news. Will I use Aero? I doubt it. All depends on the impact of it on my performance.

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Monday, April 02, 2007

Why our UMPCs can't run Aero?

Basically, and according to this interview of Josh Bancroft with Intel’s Chuck DeSylva, the 915 does not meet Microsoft Requirements to run Aero.

I feel that I should remind you, my dear reader, that Windows Movie Maker version 2.0 was running on XP in our devices and now, suddenly, with Vista our same devices do not have enough resources.

I really do not like when somebody takes decisions for me. It makes me feel stupid. Is not easier to give users the power to decide what's acceptable performance?