New drivers!

[Mikko]

http://www.matrox.com/mga/media_center/press_rel/2004/linux_driver.cfm

Montreal, Canada, December 21, 2004 — Matrox Graphics Inc. and Xi Graphics, Inc. announce the release of Matrox Parhelia™, Millennium P-Series, and QID display drivers for the Linux® (Red Hat, SuSE, and Mandrake) operating system. These display drivers, developed by Xi Graphics in close partnership with Matrox, support advanced Matrox features including DualHead®, TripleHead™, quad-display, TV output, Clone, Multi-Display Zoom, OpenGL® acceleration, and multi-card configurations. Xi Graphics already supports Matrox G-Series graphics cards and, since 1994, this company has built a reputation for developing high-quality Unix®/Linux display drivers.

[Tjalfe]

Table - Summit License Key Order Forms
Desktop (DX) Series - Intel/AMD
DX Bronze Edition
$39 DX Silver Edition
$59 DX Gold Edition
$69 DX Platinum Edition
$99
Laptop (LX) Series - Intel/AMD
LX Bronze Edition
$69 LX Silver Edition
$89 LX Gold Edition
$99 LX Platinum Edition
$129
Multi-head (MX) Series - Intel/AMD
MX Bronze Edition
$129 MX Silver Edition
$159 MX Gold Edition
$169 MX Platinum Edition
$199

expensive for a drive I'd say.. should be free, especially for linux

[mmp121]

These display drivers, developed by Xi Graphics in close partnership with Matrox, support advanced Matrox features including DualHead®, TripleHead™, quad-display, TV output, Clone, Multi-Display Zoom, OpenGL® acceleration, and multi-card configurations.

Even matrox is jumping on the outsourcing bandwagon. I wonder if any of these features will work correctly.

[Mikko]

Some additional (unofficial?) info here:

http://forum.matrox.com/mga/viewtopic.php?t=13462

Just scroll down a bit...

[leech]

Just found that too. How about we put THAT on the front page, as well as the commercial Xi Graphics driver?

Leech

[Mikko]

Additional info from Haig:

http://forum.matrox.com/mga/viewtopic.php?t=13597