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Ubuntu 17.10 "Artful Aardvark" Beta Released
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Originally posted by uid313 View Post
So is DRI2 default for everyone?
Would be nice with DRI2 for some hardware and DRI3 for some hardware.
Is DRI3 buggy on Intel?
Can DRI3 be enabled for Wayland?
Because now DRI2 is used for Wayland.
Wayland does not use DRI, DRI is specific to X.org. Wayland uses its own implementation that is closer to what DRI3 is doing with which btw I have the same problems as with X.org with DRI3.Last edited by srakitnican; 01 September 2017, 07:27 AM.
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I was a bit bummed when they dropped the "Alternate CD", though there's still net-install iso or PXE.
Tho if I really need/want a "full" iso that boots into an installer I can go with Debian.
Last ditch resort is to remember not to launch ANYTHING when using live CD on a low-RAM PC.
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Originally posted by GhostOfFunkS View PostIt is remarkable what Ubuntu and GNOME upstream have pulled off in one development cycle. Tracking upstream 3.26, Wayland migration and Ubuntu desktop session are all major achievements!
And yeah, the Ubuntu developers even helped Debian on the path to GNOME 3.26 as well. Expect that to be ready on release day!
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Originally posted by sarfarazahmad View PostOff topic i still dont get why debian 9 shows up so hogh in benchmarks. whats so special about it. that it even nails fedora
I'm not sure if Debian comes with a MAC. I know Ubuntu comes with AppArmor out-the-box though.
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Originally posted by GhostOfFunkS View PostIt is remarkable what Ubuntu and GNOME upstream have pulled off in one development cycle. Tracking upstream 3.26, Wayland migration and Ubuntu desktop session are all major achievements!
And yeah, the Ubuntu developers even helped Debian on the path to GNOME 3.26 as well. Expect that to be ready on release day!
Did they fix that in the Beta release? By the way, I don't think Gnome 3.26 is actually out yet, right? it's still at 3.25.90 (which is what most of the Debian Sid packages are at.)
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That page shows nothing but the versions getting bumped in Debian. That and if you ever actually notice... MOST of the package maintainers for Ubuntu... are the same Debian Package maintainers. This is the way it's always worked.
Edit: You do know how Ubuntu works and has always worked right? They do a release, then sync in changes from Debian Unstable, hammer on it for 5 months, freeze for a month, then release, rinse and repeat.Last edited by leech; 17 September 2017, 03:04 PM.
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