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X.Org Development Discussion Continues
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| In late September there was a call by Peter
| Hutterer for a new X.Org release process
| that consisted of a six-month release cycle
| for the X Server, all development work to be
| done in feature branches and not Git master,
| and a three-stage development cycle. The
| agreed upon version was pretty much the same
| as Peter's version, but it also called for
| the X.Org drivers to be pulled back into the
| X Server (around version 1.10).
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http://www.phoronix.com/scan.php?page=news_item&px=NzY0OA
X11R7.5 released - but what is it?
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| Thanks to Alan Coopersmith's efforts,
| X11R7.5 was released a few days ago. Except
| - what does that mean?
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http://who-t.blogspot.com/2009/10/x11r75-released-but-what-is-it.html
Debunking the âcompiz is so bloatedâ myth
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| A recent trend Iâve noticed is this myth
| that compiz is bloated.
|
| My argument here is that compiz is not
| bloated but rather it is modular.
|
| [...]
|
| Metacity with no compositing comes in at
| about 2.6 MB. Itâs lightweight but it does
| not need to deal with having a plugin system
| loaded in. Stepping things up a bit, letâs
| turn on compositing.
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http://smspillaz.wordpress.com/2009/10/29/debunking-the-compiz-is-so-bloated-myth/
Recent:
Compiz Fusion boost my 3D performance
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| The installation went smooth without any error. I found that the
| compiz-fusion features offer more choice of effects compared to it's sibling
| compiz. And the thing that I am really impressed after read the glxgears, I
| am getting constantly rate whooping up to 1200+ fps compare to the previous
| at 140 fps!
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http://planetyazid.blogspot.com/2009/07/compiz-fusion-boost-my-3d-performance.html
Compiz 0.9.x - Where are we now, and where to from here
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| Anyways, this post is about Compiz 0.9.x (formerly âcompiz++â). Compiz 0.9.x
| started in december when onestone announced his core rewrite on the mailing
| list. It had features like pluggable output backends, written in c++ (and a
| few nice interfaces that came with it) and other misc bits and pieces. It was
| designed mostly in mind to overcome a lot of the design problems we were
| having, like plugin-plugins and a ridiculous amound of code to manage lists.
| In Janurary, some developers started to toy around with it and at the
| beginning of this February, we announced that compiz++ would become the base
| for the 0.9.x series and the 0.9.x series would features some major reworks.
| Weâve all been quite busy during that time - so weâve done whatever possible
| to push the branch forwards.
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http://smspillaz.wordpress.com/2009/04/02/compiz-09x-where-are-we-now-and-where-to-from-here/
[FusionComm] Compiz 0.8.2 fully released !
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| This is the first stable release of Compiz 0.8 series. This release is the
| first merged release of both (former) Compiz and Compiz Fusion projects, and
| what is newly released here is what previously was the -fusion part ; the
| core part was released on Sunday, March 1st. This release is the result of
| the 0.7 development series and is mostly a bugfix release. A fully detailed
| changelog is available below.
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http://lists.compiz-fusion.org/pipermail/community/2009-March/000185.html
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