Precision Insight released the first version of the Direct Rendering
Infrastructure (DRI) to XFree86 in June 1999 (this version is currently
available in the XFree86 3.9.15 snapshot). Since that time, we have been
thinking about how to enhance and improve the DRI to better support more
features and a wider range of graphics hardware. The first draft of a
brief summary of our thoughts is now available for comment:
http://precisioninsight.com/dr/dri2.html
http://precisioninsight.com/dr/dri2.ps
http://precisioninsight.com/dr/dri2.txt
Before we complete a final draft in late August, we'd like to obtain
impressions, feedback, and suggestions from the XFree86 and Mesa
communities. To cut down on mailing list bandwidth, please direct
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both lists). You may also want to talk with us at SIGGRAPH '99 in LA
(perhaps at the Linux/OpenGL BOF). Although comments are always welcome,
they will be most effective if we receive them on or before August 17.
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