Mir 0.16 Brings Smoother/Higher Frame Rates
Mir 0.16 was quietly released a few days back as the newest upstream release of this display server for Ubuntu Linux.
Mir 0.16.0 brings a much shorter buffer holding time for system compositors to provide higher and smoother frame-rates, progress on new buffer semantics, Mir-on-X11 changes, improved logging, the start of code refactoring to support renderers other than OpenGL (such as Vulkan in the future), and a variety of other changes.
There's also been a large number of bug-fixes with Mir 0.16.
More details on Mir 0.16.0 for Ubuntu users can be found via its Launchpad.net entry.
Mir 0.16.0 brings a much shorter buffer holding time for system compositors to provide higher and smoother frame-rates, progress on new buffer semantics, Mir-on-X11 changes, improved logging, the start of code refactoring to support renderers other than OpenGL (such as Vulkan in the future), and a variety of other changes.
There's also been a large number of bug-fixes with Mir 0.16.
More details on Mir 0.16.0 for Ubuntu users can be found via its Launchpad.net entry.
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