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2007 Mar 16
1
[PATCH] Rendering: swap buffers and copy only needed parts
...uld be copied from frontbuffer to backbuffer. Since region going to be
painted this time is known, it can be substracted from last painted region.
Thus only parts that were painted in previous pass and aren't going to be
repainted, are copied saving expensive pixel copy operations.
Since glxCopySubBufferMESA does only implement copy-from-backbuffer (correct
me if I'm wrong) it is no longer needed (remove-copySubBuffer.patch).
I've been using this a quite long time and it works generally well. Problem
arises only when a plugin paints outside of the given region. For example
screenshot...
2014 Nov 17
1
"Which version should I use?"
...the user, though? I understand what it does
for platforms that only has one or the other set of functions of course,
but does it actually make a difference for regular old computers where
things have just always worked?
3. The move to using SwapBuffers (with GLX_EXT_buffer_age) as opposed
> to CopySubBuffer.
1 & 2 are API-incompatible changes. 3 is a change that silently
> exposes bugs in existing plugins, usually relating to a failure to
> indicate update regions on the screen.
>
There's a lot of wtf in old plugins, and core for that matter...
As for 3, that makes a lot of gen...
2014 Nov 17
0
"Which version should I use?"
...as the blur plugin and that only took me a day or two[3]. The three
biggest changes to rendering were
1. The move to triangle-based meshes as opposed to relying on quads.
2. The move from assembly fragment programs to GLSL.
3. The move to using SwapBuffers (with GLX_EXT_buffer_age) as opposed
to CopySubBuffer.
1 & 2 are API-incompatible changes. 3 is a change that silently
exposes bugs in existing plugins, usually relating to a failure to
indicate update regions on the screen.
In terms of Wayland, I'd honestly recommend look into using something
like libweston and putting a "compiz plug...
2014 Nov 12
2
"Which version should I use?"
This is a somewhat controversial subject which I only reluctantly bring up.
I honestly believe that open discussion is the only way to run a project,
and I apologize in advance if I offend anyone.
I got what should have been an easy question on #compiz a few days ago. A
user came in and asked "What version do you recommend I use?".
I honestly didn't know what to say.
>From a
2009 Oct 14
0
[ANNOUNCE] compiz-0.8.4
...ntltool 0.40.x to make the tarballs)
Fix charsets in some po files
Update version to 0.8.4
Jesse Barnes (2):
Add .gitignore file Makes git a bit nicer to use.
Add swapbuffers and vsync_wait options Some drivers will automatically
prevent tearing when swapbuffers or copysubbuffer is called, and
will throttle drawing at that time as well (usually to the refresh
rate); the --no-wait option can be used in that case.
Joel Bosveld (1):
Shaped windows may have only one rectangle which is smaller than
window.
bcop :
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Dennis Kasprzyk (1):...