Novell today announced it has released significant enhancements to the Xgl (X over OpenGL) graphics subsystem, which will let developers create richer graphical experiences for Linux* desktop users. Xgl is new core rendering technology for the Linux desktop that takes advantage of now widely available accelerated 3D rendering hardware. These enhancements make Linux desktops more usable, increase end-user productivity and more firmly position Linux at the forefront of client computing technology. [Press release]
Wednesday, February 08, 2006
Novell Xgl Enhancements, 'Compiz' Compositing Manager Released
Significant enhancements to Xgl framework enable development of advanced graphics to enhance functionality for end users
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