mir 2.3.2-0ubuntu1 source package in Ubuntu
Changelog
mir (2.3.2-0ubuntu1) hirsute; urgency=medium * New upstream release 2.3.2 - ABI summary: . mirclient ABI unchanged at 10 . miral ABI unchanged at 4 . mirserver ABI unchanged at 54 . mircommon ABI unchanged at 7 . mirplatform ABI unchanged at 20 . mirprotobuf ABI unchanged at 3 . mirplatformgraphics ABI unchanged at 18 . mirinputplatform ABI bumped to 8 . mircore ABI unchanged at 1 . mircookie ABI unchanged at 2 . mirwayland ABI bumped to 2 - Enhancements: . First pass at copy/paste between Wayland and XWayland . Hint to Firefox that it should use Wayland when launched by miral . [Error handling] Report information from nested exceptions . Use standard key repeat values . [platforms] Enable linux-dmabuf on X11 and Wayland platforms . [platforms/linux-dmabuf] Support the full range of driver-exposed formats . [platforms/gbm-kms] Don't warn about being unable to find the current mode of disconnected outputs . [platforms/gbm-kms] Log exceptions in probe better . [miral] Document miral::Window . [miral] Document miral::display_configuration_options() . [miral-kiosk] Allow wayland extensions to be configured in kiosks (and enable pointer confinement by default) . [Wayland] Enable xdg_output_unstable_v1 by default . [Mir-on-X] Improve HiDPI support for XWayland . [mir-shell] Improve launching of GNOME Terminal. - Bugs fixed: . Print help text to stdout instead of stderr. (Fixes #1043) . [Wayland] Send sub-pixel input events to clients (Fixes: ##1814, #1828) . [miral] Clamp window resize to min/max. (Fixes #1821) . [miral] Shrink initially maximized windows on restore. (Fixes #1817) . [Wayland] Better help message when WAYLAND_DISPLAY in use. (Fixes: #1851) . [platforms] Disable natural scrolling on the X11 and libinput platforms. (Fixes #1813) . [miral-app] Use mktemp instead of deprecated tempfile (Fixes #1924) * debian/control: - Drop no-longer-necessary boost-thread-dev B-D * debian/patches/increase-display-test-timeout.patch: * debian/patches/disable-stringop-truncation.patch: - Drop patch; included in new upstream * debian/tests/wlcs: - Temporarily exclude tests Mir is known to fail -- Christopher James Halse Rogers <email address hidden> Tue, 16 Feb 2021 11:08:45 +1100
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- Uploaded by:
- Chris Halse Rogers on 2021-02-26
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- Hirsute
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- Ubuntu Developers
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- x11
- Urgency:
- Medium Urgency
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mir_2.3.2-0ubuntu1.debian.tar.xz | 97.4 KiB | 9193aa37ebf0e54b98e506cb8a4a6d2368e7d1165b408c2587b21601255371cd |
mir_2.3.2-0ubuntu1.dsc | 5.7 KiB | 2304bae576f771f9bf7cbc1f28b76d9e5a728798e6ba020e79191f40c2245fce |
Available diffs
- diff from 2.2.0-0ubuntu2 to 2.3.2-0ubuntu1 (154.8 KiB)
Binary packages built by this source
- libmiral-dev: Developer files for the Mir ABI-stable abstraction layer
MirAL provides an ABI-stable abstraction layer for Mir based shells,
insulating them from mirserver ABI breaks.
.
Contains header files required for development using the MirAL abstraction
layer.
- libmiral4: Display server for Ubuntu - ABI preserving abstraction layer
MirAL provides an ABI-stable abstraction layer for Mir based shells,
insulating them from mirserver ABI breaks.
.
Contains the shared library containing MirAL abstraction layer.
- libmiral4-dbgsym: debug symbols for libmiral4
- libmirclient10: Display server for Ubuntu - client library
Mir is a display server running on linux systems, with a focus on efficiency,
robust operation and a well-defined driver model.
.
Contains the shared library needed by client applications for Mir.
- libmirclient10-dbgsym: debug symbols for libmirclient10
- libmircommon-dev: Display server for Ubuntu - development headers
Mir is a display server running on linux systems, with a focus on efficiency,
robust operation and a well-defined driver model.
.
Contains header files required for server and/or client development.
- libmircommon7: Display server for Ubuntu - shared library
Mir is a display server running on linux systems, with a focus on efficiency,
robust operation and a well-defined driver model.
.
Contains the shared libraries required for the Mir server and client.
- libmircommon7-dbgsym: debug symbols for libmircommon7
- libmircookie-dev: Produce and verify spoof-resistant timestamps - development headers
libmircookie provides a simple mechanism for a group of cooperating processes
to hand out and verify difficult-to-forge timestamps to untrusted 3rd parties.
.
This package contains the development headers for building programs that
generate or verify the attestable timestamps.
- libmircookie2: Produce and verify spoof-resistant timestamps - runtime library
libmircookie provides a simple mechanism for a group of cooperating processes
to hand out and verify difficult-to-forge timestamps to untrusted 3rd parties.
.
This package contains the runtime library for generating and verifying the
attestable timestamps.
- libmircookie2-dbgsym: debug symbols for libmircookie2
- libmircore-dev: Display server for Ubuntu - development headers
Mir is a display server running on linux systems, with a focus on efficiency,
robust operation and a well-defined driver model.
.
Contains header files required for server and/or client development.
- libmircore1: Display server for Ubuntu - shared library
Mir is a display server running on linux systems, with a focus on efficiency,
robust operation and a well-defined driver model.
.
Contains the shared libraries required for the Mir server and client.
- libmircore1-dbgsym: debug symbols for libmircore1
- libmirplatform-dev: Display server for Ubuntu - development headers
Mir is a display server running on linux systems, with a focus on efficiency,
robust operation and a well-defined driver model.
.
Contains header files required for hardware/driver support development.
- libmirplatform21: Display server for Ubuntu - platform library
Mir is a display server running on linux systems, with a focus on efficiency,
robust operation and a well-defined driver model.
.
Contains the shared libraries required for the Mir server to interact with
the underlying hardware platform.
- libmirplatform21-dbgsym: debug symbols for libmirplatform21
- libmirprotobuf3: Display server for Ubuntu - RPC definitions
Mir is a display server running on linux systems, with a focus on efficiency,
robust operation and a well-defined driver model.
.
Contains the shared library containing the Google Protobuf definitions
required for Mir clients and servers.
- libmirprotobuf3-dbgsym: debug symbols for libmirprotobuf3
- libmirrenderer-dev: Display server for Ubuntu - Renderer development files
Mir is a display server running on linux systems, with a focus on efficiency,
robust operation and a well-defined driver model.
.
Contains header files required for renderer development.
- libmirserver-dev: Display server for Ubuntu - development headers
Mir is a display server running on linux systems, with a focus on efficiency,
robust operation and a well-defined driver model.
.
Contains header files required to build Mir servers.
- libmirserver54: Display server for Ubuntu - server library
Mir is a display server running on linux systems, with a focus on efficiency,
robust operation and a well-defined driver model.
.
Contains the shared library needed by server applications for Mir.
- libmirserver54-dbgsym: debug symbols for libmirserver54
- libmirwayland-bin: Display server for Ubuntu - generator for Wayland protocol extension wrappers.
Contains the tool used for generating the Mir-style wrappers for Wayland
protocol extensions found in libmirwayland
.
This can be useful for implementing Wayland protocol extensions not already
implemented in Mir.
- libmirwayland-bin-dbgsym: debug symbols for libmirwayland-bin
- libmirwayland-dev: Display server for Ubuntu - generated wrappers for Wayland
protocol extensions.
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Contains the developer files for using the shared library containing generated
wrappers for Wayland protocol extensions
- libmirwayland2: Display server for Ubuntu - generated wrappers for Wayland
protocol extensions.
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Contains the shared library containing generated wrappers for Wayland
protocol extensions
- libmirwayland2-dbgsym: debug symbols for libmirwayland2
- mir-demos: Display server for Ubuntu - demonstration programs
Mir is a display server running on linux systems, with a focus on efficiency,
robust operation and a well-defined driver model.
.
Contains demo applications that use the Mir display server
- mir-demos-dbgsym: debug symbols for mir-demos
- mir-doc: API documentation for mir
This package installs the mir API documentation.
- mir-graphics-drivers-desktop: Display server for Ubuntu - desktop driver metapackage
Mir is a display server running on linux systems, with a focus on efficiency,
robust operation and a well-defined driver model.
.
This package depends on a full set of graphics and input drivers for traditional desktop
systems.
- mir-graphics-drivers-nvidia: Display server for Ubuntu - Nvidia driver metapackage
Mir is a display server running on linux systems, with a focus on efficiency,
robust operation and a well-defined driver model.
.
This package depends on a full set of graphics and input drivers for Nvidia systems.
- mir-platform-graphics-eglstream-kms: Display server for Ubuntu - eglstream-kms driver metapackage
Mir is a display server running on linux systems, with a focus on efficiency,
robust operation and a well-defined driver model.
.
This package depends on a full set of graphics and input drivers for eglstream-kms
systems.
- mir-platform-graphics-eglstream-kms19: Display server for Ubuntu - platform library for NVIDIA
Mir is a display server running on linux systems, with a focus on efficiency,
robust operation and a well-defined driver model.
.
Contains the shared libraries required for the Mir server to interact with
the hardware platform using the EGLStream EGL extensions, such as the
NVIDIA binary driver.
- mir-platform-graphics-eglstream-kms19-dbgsym: debug symbols for mir-platform-graphics-eglstream-kms19
- mir-platform-graphics-gbm-kms: Display server for Ubuntu - gbm-kms driver metapackage
Mir is a display server running on linux systems, with a focus on efficiency,
robust operation and a well-defined driver model.
.
This package depends on a full set of graphics and input drivers for gbm-kms
systems.
- mir-platform-graphics-gbm-kms19: Display server for Ubuntu - platform library for GBM KMS
Mir is a display server running on linux systems, with a focus on efficiency,
robust operation and a well-defined driver model.
.
Contains the shared libraries required for the Mir server to interact with
the hardware platform using the Mesa drivers.
- mir-platform-graphics-gbm-kms19-dbgsym: debug symbols for mir-platform-graphics-gbm-kms19
- mir-platform-graphics-wayland: Display server for Ubuntu - wayland driver metapackage
Mir is a display server running on linux systems, with a focus on efficiency,
robust operation and a well-defined driver model.
.
This package depends on a full set of graphics and input drivers for wayland
systems.
- mir-platform-graphics-wayland19: Display server for Ubuntu - platform library for Wayland
Mir is a display server running on linux systems, with a focus on efficiency,
robust operation and a well-defined driver model.
.
Contains the shared libraries required for the Mir server to interact with
a "host" Wayland display server.
- mir-platform-graphics-wayland19-dbgsym: debug symbols for mir-platform-graphics-wayland19
- mir-platform-graphics-x: Display server for Ubuntu - x driver metapackage
Mir is a display server running on linux systems, with a focus on efficiency,
robust operation and a well-defined driver model.
.
This package depends on a full set of graphics and input drivers for X
systems.
- mir-platform-graphics-x19: Display server for Ubuntu - platform library for X11
Mir is a display server running on linux systems, with a focus on efficiency,
robust operation and a well-defined driver model.
.
Contains the shared libraries required for the Mir server to interact with
the X11 platform.
- mir-platform-graphics-x19-dbgsym: debug symbols for mir-platform-graphics-x19
- mir-platform-input-evdev8: Display server for Ubuntu - input platform library
Mir is a display server running on linux systems, with a focus on efficiency,
robust operation and a well-defined driver model.
.
Contains the shared libraries required for the Mir server to interact with
the input hardware using the evdev interface.
- mir-platform-input-evdev8-dbgsym: debug symbols for mir-platform-input-evdev8
- mir-renderer-gl-dev: Display server for Ubuntu - GL Renderer development files
Mir is a display server running on linux systems, with a focus on efficiency,
robust operation and a well-defined driver model.
.
Contains header files that define the interfaces through which platforms and
renderers access the functionality needed to render with GL.
- mir-test-tools: Display Server for Ubuntu - test tools
Mir is a display server running on linux systems, with a focus on efficiency,
robust operation and a well-defined driver model.
.
Contains tools for smoke and performance testing the Mir display server
- mir-test-tools-dbgsym: debug symbols for mir-test-tools
- mir-wlcs-integration: Display Server for Ubuntu - wlcs integration
Mir is a display server running on linux systems, with a focus on efficiency,
robust operation and a well-defined driver model.
.
Contains libraries for integration with the wlcs test suite
- mir-wlcs-integration-dbgsym: debug symbols for mir-wlcs-integration
- python3-mir-perf-framework: Display server for Ubuntu - performance testing framework
Mir is a display server running on linux systems, with a focus on efficiency,
robust operation and a well-defined driver model.
.
This package contains a python3 framework to facilitate writing performance
tests for Mir. It also contains a few interesting performance tests written
using the framework.