Now as of this morning, the Eagle EGL stack has a working DRI2 back-end as of this commit.
'as of' used twice in one sentence, doesn't flow right.
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Phoronix: Wayland's Eagle EGL Stack Gets Working DRI2
It has been a while since last talking about Wayland, which is a new display server for Linux designed around newer X technologies like kernel mode-setting and the Graphics Execution Manager. Wayland is being developed as a side-project by Red Hat's Kristian Høgsberg...
http://www.phoronix.com/vr.php?view=NzA2OQ
Now as of this morning, the Eagle EGL stack has a working DRI2 back-end as of this commit.
'as of' used twice in one sentence, doesn't flow right.
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I wonder if wayland's goal is to "compete" with xorg one day.
X11 has a lot of legacy code in it. They're trying to start over again.
I wonder, are they thinking of bringing OpenGL ES support to the desktop? That way be way cool.
I don't know if Wayland will ever become a completely viable alternative to x.org but damnit, I hope so.
as far as i understand the whole thing (ie reading the FAQ) it can be a complete alternative to X as long as someone writes a remote rendering server for wayland
Hoegsberg mentioned on his blog that he plans to port GTK on it and i dont know if someone works on porting QT
I don't get it. Will this intend to replace X11 at some point or is it just a hobby?
It started as a hobby but now no one really knows where it's going. There's certainly interest in the concept but no one's making any finite plans for the project's future or application.
A Qt port would be awesome! I'm guessing a Wayland system would use next to nothing for RAM.