Time for a DXN#11 follow-up.
The recent
1 | xserver-xorg-input-synaptics |
1 | rc4 |
upload solved a lot
of issues, but the
1 | 1.6.0 |
release (just uploaded) should fix some
more. Enjoy!
I’ve also uploaded a new
1 | xorg-server |
, merging from upstream
1 | server-1.12-branch |
to get many XI2.2 bug fixes, along with an
infinite loop bug fix (also seen with
1 | synaptics |
).
Many drivers can no longer work on
1 | ia64 |
due to the recent changes,
so we requested they be removed,
which happened promptly!
All XSF-maintained packages build happily against X server 1.12,
meaning users can get back to running
1 | apt-get dist-upgrade |
blindly without having to
fear the consequences.
Pro tip: when you see something like
1 | xserver-xorg |
go away
during a
1 | dist-upgrade |
, think twice before confirming!
1 | xf86-input-mtrack |
was recently
fixed;
1 | xf86-video-glamo |
and
1 | xf86-video-msm |
fail to build
(#671028,
#671806), so they stay
uninstallable for now. Thankfully nothing appears to depend on
them, so they can be temporarily removed from
1 | testing |
if needs
be.
In the meanwhile,
xserver-xorg-video-intel 2.19
was released. It will probably land into
1 | experimental |
first,
until the new server and its drivers make it into
1 | testing |
.
Andreas Beckmann asked me to mention the status of the binary
drivers, so here is my take about them:
1 | fglrx |
still
doesn’t support X server 1.12 (LOL!). The
other, big fat blobby driver is installable, and supposed to work.
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