Leftovers: Ubuntu
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Mir Shells/Compositors Now Can Handle Desktop OpenGL
Up to now Mir servers (basically compositors / shells) have only supported OpenGL ES but now with the latest Mir work they are able to support full OpenGL.
This commit made today by Canonical's Daniel van Vugt allows for Mir's server platform to make use of desktop OpenGL rather than the OpenGL ES subset. Support for OpenGL ES is still retained and right now with this code it's still defaulting to GLES for Mesa drivers.'
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OMG! Mark Shuttleworth Mentions GNU and Linux and Ubuntu In A Single Sentence!
Remember how hard it was to even find “Linux” on Ubuntu.com, let alone “GNU”? Well, here we are in an interview and he uses all three terms in a single sentence! I like that even if his thesis wrong. GNU/Linux is plenty relevant. I only use Ubuntu GNU/Linux rarely, usually on others’ PCs.
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