No, if you moved to Texas with the intention of making it your residence; not changing your driver's license alone will not make you a Georgia resident.
You can show you intend to establish permanent residency in your new state by:
- Registering to vote in your new state
- Registering your car with the Department of Motor Vehicles in your new state
- Changing your driver's license to your new state
- Purchasing property in your new state, and moving your household to the new property
- Applying for any property tax exemption or other special privilege the law allows you because your home in your new state is now your primary residence
- Sending your children to school in your new state
- Moving your primary bank accounts to your new state
- Having your membership in any social or business organizations changed to chapters or groups in your new state
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