Michel DÃnzer wrote:
The userspace dri driver is the only user of these kernel drivers.
No, there's also the DDX drivers, XvMC, ... and there could be more in
the future.
So you tell me that there are at least three (DRI/DDX/XvMC) libraries
which do basically the same thing?
If, and that's what someone wrote here, the DRM kernel drivers are
'nothing more than a conduit to shove bits into the chip', then these
three userspace libraries duplicate (more or less) the same code.
Or did I understand something wrong?
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