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Weston 14.0: DRM-backend, color management, and output mirroring

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Weston 14.0: DRM-backend, color management, and output mirroring

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The latest release of Weston brings enhanced DRM-backend support, an implementation for the color-management protocol, new output mirroring options, and more.

It was said that it would be done before the end of the year, glad to see things worked out. https://lemmy.world/post/14813808

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i know this but i still think of the other drm first, every time

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