Eight Months Later, Intel X.Org 3.0 Driver Still In Development
Those wishing to help in testing this latest Intel 3.0 X.Org driver, which will hopefully be released before Wayland takes over the Linux desktop, can be easily built from the xf86-video-intel Git. Ubuntu users can easily test the latest Intel open-source driver code via the Oibaf PPA. It's not too much of an issue that the 3.0 official release hasn't happened yet given that most distributions ship some form of the Git code from the past few months, and that most of the exciting Intel Linux graphics work happens within the kernel DRM and Mesa, but still it's a bit surprising how long this release is taking to materialize.
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