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Tesseract under Wayland / Weston

Because Tesseract uses SDL2 I thought it should also run under Wayland and well it does :D unfortunately mouse isn't captured inside the window and that's ...

Mer KDE PA2 on Freescale i.MX53

FreeGLUT : initial Wayland support

Initial Wayland support for the popular FreeGLUT library. Code is in pull request : https://github.com/dcnieho/FreeGLUT/pull/29 . Main functions and callbacks ...

Demonstration of Wayland and Weston reference compositor in action

Wayland & weston have been compiled to run on a x86 machine having Intel's i915 graphics card with drm as backend. The system has been started in console ...

Weston IVI-Shell

IVI-Shell plugin running under Weston 1.5.0 release : https://github.com/ntanibata/weston-ivi-shell Review and comments patches upstream ...

Testing Firefox on Wayland

Wayland offers an experimental xwayland backend for running arbitrary X applications. On this video, I'm using keyboard to navigate webpages, the mouse ...

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This is xwayland, that is why it is so slow, it should be much faster if not emulating X.
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Think it will take a long time.... They need more support...
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how long it takes to see it in action?

PuppyLinux ARM on galaxy S3 2: The Framebuffer experience

PuppyLinux ARM running on the android framebuffer... Pretty funny IMO still wasn't what i wanted.

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You must kill zygote and media then kill bootanim and you should see linux screen

Wayland on Android GPU drivers, using libhybris to have it on a glibc based system

//mer-project.blogspot.com - ignore the tearing, old video demo.

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Aside from the phrase "selfish os and the like" making no sense, I have to ask something: you are aware android is built upon linux right? Yep starts with the same linux kernel you'll find in that "selfish os". A fanboy is one thing, but a fanboy that hates the core of what they claim to love and is just ignorant about it... well that's just sad.
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Why, that makes zero sense, Android already has it's display-server/compositor etc... This benefits those in the Linux/FOSS world who sit outside Android's hegemony, & who can't (easily) convince OEM's to implement drivers.
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Very nice :-) any real world usages planned for this beside of selfish os and the like? Could this be of use on android for porting apps?
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"selfish os" - lol...
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