IVI Shell Proposed For Wayland's Weston

Written by Michael Larabel in Wayland on 4 September 2013 at 12:02 AM EDT. 1 Comment
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A set of six patches were published on Tuesday for Wayland's Weston reference compositor to implement an IVI Shell.

IVI, short for In-Vehicle Infotainment, has been one of the early segments where there's been corporate interest in Wayland. Genesi and other IVI stakeholders have already been using Wayland/Weston and there was a proposal out of Automotive Linux Summit 2012 to have a stock "ivi-shell" for Weston.

This week's patches by a DENSO Japan engineer implements an IVI shell and also the GENIVI LM Client Library is part of the ivi-layer-management project to be compatible with Genivi Layer management users.

More details on this In-Vehicle Infotainment work for Wayland/Weston can be found via the Wayland mailing list.
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