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Jim Gettys
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I note that we (HP)
have just nuked our future IA64 workstations; and as we
shipped the largest volume of such machines (by far), constraints there
will be use of graphics cards on servers, rather than any volume...
- Jim
I've seen stuff on the web that suggests
Alan,
Please read, understand and comment on the license policy strawman I
posted both to dri-devel and the xorg list.
It is a strawman, a first draft, and as I understand my intent,
is specifically intended to make it possible to permit such
situations. Whether it actually says that clearly,
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Jim Gettys
9/20/2004 version .1
Preamble
Many people, organizations and companies, have contributed to the
corpus of code distributed by X.org, which has been built over 20
years. An *implicit* unwritten understanding
of their contributions
I think if you read it again more carefully, it doesn't say that.
Of course, it is a strawman I just put together, so I may not have
said what I meant
- Jim
On Mon, 2004-09-20 at 13:25, Jon Smirl wrote:
This policy prevents code reuse from other parts of Linux. It is
Also note the embedded issue raised during the Cairo relicencing
discussion, however. We have a lot of embedded X use both
historically and going forward; I know that hasn't occurred much
in the DRI part of the world, but it is commonplace for X itself,
and can be expected to be common in the
by their architecture, etc.
Yeah, we have to sweat through the details and see if this approach
all hangs together, and how DRI and the X server would interact.
The devil is in the details, as usual.
- Jim
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off
when an application is grabbing the server.
Which is why avoiding server grabs is imporant, as much
as possible. It takes a global lock out on the X server and
needs to be used with great care.
- Jim
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be necessary to get all this to work.
- Jim
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to the eye candy.
It would be good if we can end up with one general mechanism for
synchronziation, to avoid alot of ad-hoc mechanisms, if we can.
I need to go back and swap in my knowledge of XSync, which is about a
decade old.
- Jim
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Meeting include:
* Keith Packard and Jim Gettys: The (Re)Architecture of the X
Window System
* Looking Glass - Sun Microsystems
* Dave Reed Dave Smith: Croquet: Integrating X with 3D
Immersive Environments
* Eamon Walsh: Extensible Security for X: Motivation
Meeting include:
* Keith Packard and Jim Gettys: The (Re)Architecture of the
X Window System
* Looking Glass - Sun Microsystems
* Dave Reed Dave Smith: Croquet: Integrating X with 3D
Immersive Environments
Due to space limitations, attendance will be limited to no more than
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