X.Org Developer's Conference 2012

Celebrating 25 years of X11

21 speakers

Coverage of X.Org Developer's Conference 2012

23 sessions

Day 1 Wednesday 19th September 2012

• 11:00am Recap, Vulnerabilities, Attacks and Discussions on the Graphic Stack's Security

  presented by Martin Peres and Timothée Ravier

• 12:00pm X server privilege model on Solaris

  presented by Alan Coopersmith

• 2:00pm Phoronix Benchmarks

  presented by Michael Larabel

• 2:30pm Dante: Doom3 GPLv3+; Teaching an old Engine new Tricks

  presented by Oliver McFadden

• 3:00pm DRI-Next

  presented by Eric Anholt and Keith Packard

Day 2 Thursday 20th September 2012

• 9:00am X server integration testing. Yes, it's possible

  presented by Peter Hutterer

• 9:30am Discussing approaches for hardware independent accelerated graphics drivers

  presented by Lucas Stach

• 10:00am Development State and Features of the Joystick Input Module

  presented by Sascha Hlusiak

• 11:00am XCWM, the X Composite Window Manager library and XtoQ, an OS X Window Manager

  presented by Jess van Derwalker

• 12:00pm Programming languages for X Application Development

  presented by Bart Massey

• 2:00pm Wayland/Weston Status/Overview

  presented by Kristian Høgsberg

• 4:00pm Composite based rootless X server

  presented by Kristian Høgsberg

• 5:00pm How Neuro-Scientists Use the Open Source Graphics Stack: some Examples

  presented by Mario Kleiner

Day 3 Friday 21st September 2012

• 9:00am New i915 modeset infrastructure Code

  presented by Daniel Vetter

• 10:00am DRM/KMS Atomic-Modeset / Nuclear-Pageflip

  presented by Rob Clark

• 11:00am DRI2Video

  presented by Rob Clark

• 11:30am Optimus support

  presented by Maarten Lankhorst

• 12:00pm DRM2

  presented by Kristian Høgsberg, Martin Peres, Timothée Ravier and Daniel Vetter

• 2:00pm EVOC Experience and Project "Nouveau - Software scripting Engine for Fermi Architecture based GPUs"

  presented by Supreet Pal Singh

• 2:30pm A look at the NVidia Tegra platform (and graphics drivers in the embedded space in general)

  presented by Lucas Stach

• 3:00pm A quick Look at Waffle, deferring Choice of GLX, X11/EGL, Wayland/EGL, its use for testing Mesa

  presented by Chad Versace

• 4:00pm Discuss the future of EGL, GLX, and OpenGL ES on Linux

  presented by Ian Romanick

• 4:30pm OpenCL Testing Framework for Piglit. Project Overview and future Plans

  presented by Blaž Tomažič

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