When would I use FBDEV vs DRM vs DSS?
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I'm interested in developing a graphics driver. I see that Linux supports three methods for writing graphics to the display device
- FBDEV
- DRM
- DSS2
When would I use one versus the other?
linux linux-kernel framebuffer display-manager
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I'm interested in developing a graphics driver. I see that Linux supports three methods for writing graphics to the display device
- FBDEV
- DRM
- DSS2
When would I use one versus the other?
linux linux-kernel framebuffer display-manager
Check this Embedded Linux Conference link
– Ravi Chandra
Aug 23 '14 at 10:20
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I'm interested in developing a graphics driver. I see that Linux supports three methods for writing graphics to the display device
- FBDEV
- DRM
- DSS2
When would I use one versus the other?
linux linux-kernel framebuffer display-manager
I'm interested in developing a graphics driver. I see that Linux supports three methods for writing graphics to the display device
- FBDEV
- DRM
- DSS2
When would I use one versus the other?
linux linux-kernel framebuffer display-manager
linux linux-kernel framebuffer display-manager
edited Nov 24 at 19:55
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Check this Embedded Linux Conference link
– Ravi Chandra
Aug 23 '14 at 10:20
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Check this Embedded Linux Conference link
– Ravi Chandra
Aug 23 '14 at 10:20
Check this Embedded Linux Conference link
– Ravi Chandra
Aug 23 '14 at 10:20
Check this Embedded Linux Conference link
– Ravi Chandra
Aug 23 '14 at 10:20
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