[ubuntu/utopic-proposed] weston 1.5.0-2ubuntu1 (Accepted)

Iain Lane iain at orangesquash.org.uk
Wed Jun 11 10:56:12 UTC 2014


weston (1.5.0-2ubuntu1) utopic; urgency=low

  * Merge with Debian unstable, remaining chage:
    + rules, weston.install: Build using --with-cairo=image, since our cairo
      disabled the gl backend. Don't try to install the screensaver or gears.

weston (1.5.0-2) unstable; urgency=medium

  * debian/control,
    debian/rules:
    + Enable libinput backend.

weston (1.5.0-1) unstable; urgency=medium

  * Add myself to Uploaders.
  * New upstream release.
  * Switch back to source format 1.0 for now.
  * debian/control:
    + Drop librsvg2-bin build dependency, no longer needed.
  * debian/clean:
    + Dropped, no longer needed.
  * debian/weston.install:
    + Fix path for demo clients.
    + Install the fullscreen shell.
  * debian/patches/0001-animation-fix-move-scale-animation.patch:
    + Patch from Jonny Lamb, taken from wayland-devel@, that fixes
      move animations, as triggered e.g. by exposay.
  * d/p/0001-exposay-fix-crash-when-navigating-with-the-keyboard.patch:
    + New patch, fix a crash in exposay.

weston (1.4.0-1) unstable; urgency=medium

  * New upstream release 1.4.0:
    - Window buttons for xwayland windows and proper decorations for the
      nested compositor (wayland backend)
    - Make the gl-renderer a loadable module and make it possible to
      switch from pixman to gl renderer at runtime.  This lets the
      compositor start up faster, since we can load the gl-renderer and
      initialize EGL+GLES2 later in the startup
    - Support framebuffer formats other than XRGB8888 (gbm-format config
      value under [core] section).
    - Use logind for privileged access.  logind can now do the this that
      weston-launch used to do: drm drop/set master and opening input
      devices.  With this, weston can run on KMS without the
      weston-launch setuid helper.
    - struct weston_surface split into struct weston_surface and struct
      weston_view.  This is a weston-internal feature, that makes it
      possible to display a surface in multiple places in the compositor.
    - Better output unplug handling.  We used to crash and in general not
      handle output (monitor) unplug at all.  We now clean up properly
      and move windows back into the visible region when their output is
      unplugged.
    - Keyboard focus animation and exposay (exposé-like window picker)
    - More touch screen support, including touch-to-move and
      touch-to-activate for surfaces, touch screen drag-and-drop
    - Started work on xdg-shell protocol.  The xdg-shell is a more format
      attempt at developing a protocol for the interaction between
      applications and a desktop environmet.  The wl_shell protocol
      currently in wayland was always only a place-holder to help
      boot-strap toolkit support.  Now that GNOME Shell is moving to
      Wayland, we have a full-featured desktop to drive the work and we
      can start the effort in earnest
    - Nested compositor buffer pass-through.  We specified a new EGL
      extension to allow a nested compositor to pass buffers through to
      the underlying compositor.  This lets the nested compositor skip
      rendering and instead present the contents using a subsurface or
      such in the underlying compositor
    - Crop and scale protocol.  This protocol, which we're initially
      staging in weston, lets a client specify that a only sub-rectangle
      of it's surface should be presented, and potentially scaled up.
    - weston-terminal gained scrollback history, use Ctrl+Shift UP/DOWN
      to scroll.  Added a context menu for easy access to copy/paste/new
      terminal (which have always been available as Ctrl-Shift-C/V/N)
  * d/control: update
    + bump standards version
    + build depend on librsvg2-bin for PNG file generation.
    + add build dependency against libxcb-composite0-dev for build
    + add build-dependency against libxcb-xkb-dev (Closes: #733229)
    + add build-dependency against libpango1.0-dev for the editor
  * d/weston.install: update
    + drop weston-tablet-shell
    + add gl-renderer
    + add clients

Date: Tue, 10 Jun 2014 11:54:49 +0100
Changed-By: Iain Lane <iain at orangesquash.org.uk>
Maintainer: Ubuntu X-SWAT <ubuntu-x at lists.ubuntu.com>
https://launchpad.net/ubuntu/utopic/+source/weston/1.5.0-2ubuntu1
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Format: 1.8
Date: Tue, 10 Jun 2014 11:54:49 +0100
Source: weston
Binary: weston
Architecture: source
Version: 1.5.0-2ubuntu1
Distribution: utopic
Urgency: medium
Maintainer: Ubuntu X-SWAT <ubuntu-x at lists.ubuntu.com>
Changed-By: Iain Lane <iain at orangesquash.org.uk>
Description:
 weston     - reference implementation of a wayland compositor
Closes: 733229
Changes:
 weston (1.5.0-2ubuntu1) utopic; urgency=low
 .
   * Merge with Debian unstable, remaining chage:
     + rules, weston.install: Build using --with-cairo=image, since our cairo
       disabled the gl backend. Don't try to install the screensaver or gears.
 .
 weston (1.5.0-2) unstable; urgency=medium
 .
   * debian/control,
     debian/rules:
     + Enable libinput backend.
 .
 weston (1.5.0-1) unstable; urgency=medium
 .
   * Add myself to Uploaders.
   * New upstream release.
   * Switch back to source format 1.0 for now.
   * debian/control:
     + Drop librsvg2-bin build dependency, no longer needed.
   * debian/clean:
     + Dropped, no longer needed.
   * debian/weston.install:
     + Fix path for demo clients.
     + Install the fullscreen shell.
   * debian/patches/0001-animation-fix-move-scale-animation.patch:
     + Patch from Jonny Lamb, taken from wayland-devel@, that fixes
       move animations, as triggered e.g. by exposay.
   * d/p/0001-exposay-fix-crash-when-navigating-with-the-keyboard.patch:
     + New patch, fix a crash in exposay.
 .
 weston (1.4.0-1) unstable; urgency=medium
 .
   * New upstream release 1.4.0:
     - Window buttons for xwayland windows and proper decorations for the
       nested compositor (wayland backend)
     - Make the gl-renderer a loadable module and make it possible to
       switch from pixman to gl renderer at runtime.  This lets the
       compositor start up faster, since we can load the gl-renderer and
       initialize EGL+GLES2 later in the startup
     - Support framebuffer formats other than XRGB8888 (gbm-format config
       value under [core] section).
     - Use logind for privileged access.  logind can now do the this that
       weston-launch used to do: drm drop/set master and opening input
       devices.  With this, weston can run on KMS without the
       weston-launch setuid helper.
     - struct weston_surface split into struct weston_surface and struct
       weston_view.  This is a weston-internal feature, that makes it
       possible to display a surface in multiple places in the compositor.
     - Better output unplug handling.  We used to crash and in general not
       handle output (monitor) unplug at all.  We now clean up properly
       and move windows back into the visible region when their output is
       unplugged.
     - Keyboard focus animation and exposay (exposé-like window picker)
     - More touch screen support, including touch-to-move and
       touch-to-activate for surfaces, touch screen drag-and-drop
     - Started work on xdg-shell protocol.  The xdg-shell is a more format
       attempt at developing a protocol for the interaction between
       applications and a desktop environmet.  The wl_shell protocol
       currently in wayland was always only a place-holder to help
       boot-strap toolkit support.  Now that GNOME Shell is moving to
       Wayland, we have a full-featured desktop to drive the work and we
       can start the effort in earnest
     - Nested compositor buffer pass-through.  We specified a new EGL
       extension to allow a nested compositor to pass buffers through to
       the underlying compositor.  This lets the nested compositor skip
       rendering and instead present the contents using a subsurface or
       such in the underlying compositor
     - Crop and scale protocol.  This protocol, which we're initially
       staging in weston, lets a client specify that a only sub-rectangle
       of it's surface should be presented, and potentially scaled up.
     - weston-terminal gained scrollback history, use Ctrl+Shift UP/DOWN
       to scroll.  Added a context menu for easy access to copy/paste/new
       terminal (which have always been available as Ctrl-Shift-C/V/N)
   * d/control: update
     + bump standards version
     + build depend on librsvg2-bin for PNG file generation.
     + add build dependency against libxcb-composite0-dev for build
     + add build-dependency against libxcb-xkb-dev (Closes: #733229)
     + add build-dependency against libpango1.0-dev for the editor
   * d/weston.install: update
     + drop weston-tablet-shell
     + add gl-renderer
     + add clients
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