X.Org X11R7.1 Released

Posted by Michael Larabel on May 22, 2006

X.Org Foundation has today announced the release of X11R7.1. X.Org v7.1 is a modularized roll-up release that comes five months after the X11R7.0 release. Some of the improvements include new embedded server and driver features, 64-bit platforms, enhanced operating system support, and accelerated indirect GLX support. X 7.1 also demonstrates the benefits of modularization. More on this is available in the X.Org press release.

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