[ Thanks to Michael Larabel for
this link. ]
“These changes ranged from features to autonomously
track performance regressions within any code-base, the ability to
not only compare frame-rates within OpenGL tests but image quality
comparisons too, support for mobile platforms, and so much other
major work to further drive automated testing and benchmarking not
only on Linux but OpenSolaris, *BSD, and Mac OS X too. In 2009 we
also launched PTS Desktop Live, our own operating system for
carrying out standardized benchmarks in an easy-to-use and
repeatable manner from a live Linux environment, and also
Phoromatic, which is designed for the enterprise world and allows
the Phoronix Test Suite to be easily deployed across many systems
and then managed from a central interface. The year is not over
yet, nor is our work on ensuring that the Phoronix Test Suite is
the most powerful and robust testing/benchmarking platform. With
that said, as of this morning our Phoronix kernel test farm is now
alive!”
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