| Originally published: Tuesday, 9 May 2000 | Author: Olav Phillips |
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General Graphics Interface Project (GGI) is coming to improve Linux GraphicsSteffen Seeger: I am working with the General Graphics Interface Project (GGI). The GGI Project is developing
a suite of libraries, that should allow applications to output graphics using a common Application Programming
Interface no matter what the actual underlying mechanism (target) is. For instance, you can run GGI applications
directing output to an X window, but also run the same application fullscreen using output to SVGAlib, frame
buffer devices etc. I am mainly working on design and implementation of the Kernel Graphics Interface (KGI), a
part of GGI. KGI should provide the neccessary Operating System services to allow several applications to
share the graphics hardware safely.
Read about it herearchive.org.
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Steffen Seeger: I am working with the General Graphics Interface Project (GGI). The GGI Project is developing
a suite of libraries, that should allow applications to output graphics using a common Application Programming
Interface no matter what the actual underlying mechanism (target) is. For instance, you can run GGI applications
directing output to an X window, but also run the same application fullscreen using output to SVGAlib, frame
buffer devices etc. I am mainly working on design and implementation of the Kernel Graphics Interface (KGI), a
part of GGI. KGI should provide the neccessary Operating System services to allow several applications to
share the graphics hardware safely.
Read about it herearchive.org.