What's Going On With Iveland & OpenBenchmarking.org

[phoronix]

Phoronix: What's Going On With Iveland & OpenBenchmarking.org

Last month I said what OpenBenchmarking.org is and how it should change the benchmarking / automated testing landscape once it's released in conjunction with Phoronix test Suite 3.0 "Iveland" early next year. I have also showed off the new graphing capabilities for this software and provided another update at the end of last month. Here now is another update with some more exciting details.

http://www.phoronix.com/vr.php?view=15456

[R3MF]

is blender a part of the test suite, and if not, could it be in future?

regards

[Michael]

is blender a part of the test suite, and if not, could it be in future?

regards

At last check, the Blender test could not be properly automated (still required hitting F2 or some menu item), unless things have changed with 2.49/2.50, I am not sure. I would love to see Blender supported though.

[curaga]

Why the jpegs? Artifacts do not belong in graphs or tables..
IIRC you had pngs for those before.

[Michael]

Why the jpegs? Artifacts do not belong in graphs or tables..
IIRC you had pngs for those before.

These are just screenshots taken in JPEG for demonstration purposes... When SVG is not used, PNGs are actually used.

[Ragas]

you schould change the colors .... they are awful I cant distinguish Nvidia and ATI

[Michael]

you schould change the colors .... they are awful I cant distinguish Nvidia and ATI

Read the article, the colors/theme for OpenBenchmarking.org isn't complete at all.

[R3MF]

At last check, the Blender test could not be properly automated (still required hitting F2 or some menu item), unless things have changed with 2.49/2.50, I am not sure. I would love to see Blender supported though.

cheers.

me too.

[szoasis]

They are awful I cant distinguish Nvidia and ATI

[Apteryx]

Hey people? I suggest you read more carefully before pulling the trigger.

I find these new features quite exciting. I will be testing it again soon.

I only wish PTS would come packaged in a more user friendly way. Compiling PHP-GTK has been surprinsingly non-trivial for me in the past, and is not included in Debian/Ubuntu repository (which says a lot about it's availability).

Keep up the good work, Michael.

Cheers!