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X.Org Server 1.20 Gets Another XWayland Improvement: Prevents Overflowing
There is yet another change for X.Org Server 1.20 that has now been in development for more than one year.
The XWayland code within the xorg-server will now better safeguard against potentially overflowing the Wayland connection that could trigger the connection being aborted within the Wayland client library.
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Etnaviv Working On Initial Bring-Up Of GC7000L/i.MX8M Graphics
Prominent Etnaviv driver developer Lucas Stach for working on open-source, reverse-engineered Vivante graphics support has posted initial patches for the GC7000L support as found on the i.MX8M SoC.
This bring-up is important especially with Purism hoping to use the i.MX8M for their Librem 5 smartphone and as part of that using the open-source Etnaviv graphics driver.
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Tableau goes 'Hyper' on data ingestion & query
Tableau 10.5 also introduces Tableau Server on Linux so that users can combine Tableau’s analytics platform with Linux’s enterprise capabilities.
With identical end user functionality to Tableau on Windows, customers already using Linux in their IT environments can integrate Tableau Server into their processes and workflows.
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