Updated: xorg-server-1.9.0-1 (TEST)

[Jon TURNEY <jon.turney@dronecode.org.uk>]

The following packages have been updated in the Cygwin distribution:

*** xorg-server-1.9.0-1
*** xorg-server-dmx-1.9.0-1

This package contains XWin and the other X.Org X11 servers.

This is the first official release of the xserver 1.9 series.  It is currently 
available as a test release, and will be made stable in approximately one week 
if no major regressions are reported.

In addition to the usual upstream fixes and improvements, this contains the 
following cygwin-specific changes:

* fix a drawing crash, which could occur after moving a window in multiwindow 
mode, caused by incorrect initialization of composite position data
* fix a clipboard-related crash which could occur during XDMCP session startup 
(thanks to Michel Hummel for the patch)
* added Turkish keyboard layout detection
* add -displayfd option (experimental), which may be useful in Terminal Server 
environments, see [1] for a discussion of how and why you might want to use this
* various crash fixes for -resize.  Also fix -resize from turning itself on in 
multiwindow mode even when not asked for.  -resize will be enabled by default 
in multiwindow mode after more testing.
* enable WGL AIGLX code and -wgl option which has been merged upstream, and 
various GLX fixes

Server-side Hardware Accelerated OpenGL (AIGLX)
===============================================

This release adds experimental support for hardware accelerated OpenGL 
rendering in the X server using the native WGL interface.

* You need to provide the command line option '-wgl' to the X server to turn 
on the use of native Windows OpenGL to implement GLX. If you don't use this 
option, the server will carry on using software rendering.

* The currently shipped cygwin mesa libGL is built in such a way that it does 
not support indirect rendering (rendering takes place on the server), only 
client-side rendering.  ONLY REMOTE CLIENTS FROM UNIX SYSTEMS WILL WORK 
CURRENTLY.  An updated libGL will be made available at some point in the future.

* mesa's libGL prefers to use client-side rendering and transfer the image to 
the server using xlib. To force the use of GLX, so rendering is indirect 
(takes place on the server), and thus can be accelerated, you must export the 
environment variable LIBGL_ALWAYS_INDIRECT with a non-zero value before 
starting the client application.

* If you have set things up successfully, 'glxinfo | grep OpenGL' should 
return something mentioning your graphics card vendor.  If it mentions Mesa, 
you still have software rendering

* As before, only multiwindow/mwextwm modes are supported. Software rendering 
is always used on screens which do not have 1 native window per X window. 
Removing this restriction requires a way to tell the native OpenGL to 
transform/clip to the portion of the native window occupied by the X window in 
the single native window modes.

[1] http://cygwin.com/ml/cygwin-xfree/2010-09/msg00040.html

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Jon TURNEY
Volunteer Cygwin/X X Server maintainer