mir 0.1.2+14.04.20131128.1-0ubuntu1 source package in Ubuntu

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mir (0.1.2+14.04.20131128.1-0ubuntu1) trusty; urgency=low

  [ Kevin Gunn ]
  * New upstream release 0.1.2
    - graphics: android: improve interface for mga::DisplayDevice so its
      just concerned with rendering and posting.
    - surfaces: rename "surfaces" component to "scene".
    - surfaces, shell: Migrate Session data model from shell to surfaces.
    - graphics: change fill_ipc_package() to use real pointers.
    - mir_client_library.h: Fix typo "do and locking" should be "do any
      locking".
    - API enumerations cleanup: Remove slightly misleading *_enum_max_
      values, and replace them with more accurate plural forms.
    - test_android_communication_package: Do not expect opened fd to be >0,
      we may have closed stdin making this a valid value (LP: #1247718).
    - Update docs about running Mir on the desktop to mention new package
      ubuntu-desktop-mir.
    - offscreen: Add a display that renders its output to offscreen buffers
    - graphics: android: fix regression for hwc1.0 devices introduced in r1228
      (LP: #1252433).
    - OffscreenPlatform provides the services that the offscreen display
      needs from the Platform.
    - graphics: android: consolidate the GLContexts classes in use.
    - Fix uninitialized variable causing random drm_auth_magic test
      failures. (LP: #1252144).
    - Add a fullyish functional Udev wrapper. This currently sits in
      graphics/gbm, but will be moved to the top-level when input device
      detection migrates.
    - Add resizing support to example code; demo-shell and clients.
    - eglapp: Clarify messages about pixel formats (LP: #1168304).
    - Adds support to the MirMotionEvent under pointer_coordinates called
      tool_type. This will allow clients to tell what type of tool is
      being used, from mouse/finger/etc. (LP: #1252498)
    - client,frontend: Report the real available surface pixel formats to
      clients. (LP: #1240833)
    - graphics: android: 1) change hwc1.1 to make use of sync fences during
      the compositor's gl renderloop. Note that we no longer wait for the
      render to complete, we pass this responsibility to the driver and the
      kernel. 2) support nexus 10. (LP: #1252173) (LP: #1203268)
    - shell: don't publish SurfacesContainer - it can be private to shell.
    - gbm: Don't mess up the VT mode on setup failure Only restore the
      previous VT mode during shutdown if it was VT_AUTO.
    - Fix a crash due to a failed eglMakeCurrent() call when in nested mode.
    - shell: unity-mir uses shell::FocusSetter - make the header public again
    - Add resize support to client surfaces (mir::client::MirSurface).
    - graphics: android: support 'old aka 2012' nexus 7 hwc (nvidia tegra3
      SoC) better. (LP: #1231917)
    - Add resize support to *ClientBuffer classes. Now always get dimensions
      from the latest buffer package.
    - android: support driver hooks for the Mali T604 (present in nexus 10)
    - Add width and height to the protocol Buffer messages, in preparation
      for resizable surfaces.
    - surfaces, shell, logging, tests: don't publish headers
      that can be private to surfaces. surfaces/basic_surface.h,
      surfaces/surface_controller.h and shell/surface_builder.h
    - examples: Restore GL framebuffer binding when destroying the render
      target
    - examples, surfaces, shell: remove render_surfaces dependency on
      BasicSurface
    - geometry: remove implementation of streaming operators from headers
      (LP: #1247820)
    - Eliminate the registration order focus sequence, folding it's
      functionality in to the session container.
    - Ensure the session mediator releases acquired buffer resources before
      attempting to acquire a new buffer on behalf of the client. This fixes
      performance regression (LP: #1249210).
    - Some cleanups to test_client_input.cpp.
    - Factor out a bunch of "ClientConfigCommon".
    - Small cleanup to session container test to increase encapsulation.
    - shell, surfaces: Another step in "fixing" the surfaces hierarchies -
      only publish interfaces and putting the data model into surfaces.
    - graphics: android: HWC1.1 use EGL to get further information about
      the framebuffer pixel format.
    - Fix FTBS using use_debflags=ON (building for android-armhf).
      (LP: #1248014)
    - Add a client input receiver report.
    - doc: doxygen 1.8.4 complains about an obsolete config so ran "doxygen
      u Doxyfile.in".
    - Implement resize() for the server-side Surface classes.
    - android: clean up mga::DisplayBuffer and mga::DisplayBufferFactory
    - Add resize() support to BufferStream, in preparation for resizable
      surfaces.
    - Merge metadata changes from the newly reconstructed lp:mir
    - tests: Deduplicate mg::GraphicBufferAllocator stubs.
    - examples: Remove spurious use of mir/shell/surface.h.
    - frontend: remove ClientTrackingSurface from the Surface class
      hierarchy
    - Bumping ABI on server to libmirserver11.
    - Don't mention "Renderable". That interface hasn't existed for quite
      some time now.
    - android-input: Assign more unique touch ids

  [ Ubuntu daily release ]
  * Automatic snapshot from revision 1167
 -- Ubuntu daily release <email address hidden>   Thu, 28 Nov 2013 10:05:20 +0000

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libmirclient-dev: Display server for Ubuntu - development headers

 Mir is a display server running on linux systems, with a focus on efficiency,
 robust operation and a well-defined driver model.
 .
 Contains header files required to develop against Mir.

libmirclient4: No summary available for libmirclient4 in ubuntu trusty.

No description available for libmirclient4 in ubuntu trusty.

libmirplatform: Display server for Ubuntu - platform library

 Mir is a display server running on linux systems, with a focus on efficiency,
 robust operation and a well-defined driver model.
 .
 Contains the shared libraries required for the Mir server to interact with
 the underlying hardware platform.

libmirprotobuf-dev: Display server for Ubuntu - protocol definition

 Mir is a display server running on linux systems, with a focus on efficiency,
 robust operation and a well-defined driver model.
 .
 Contains the protocol's definition files.

libmirprotobuf0: Display server for Ubuntu - protocol implementation

 Mir is a display server running on linux systems, with a focus on efficiency,
 robust operation and a well-defined driver model.
 .
 Contains the protocol's shared library.

libmirserver-dev: Display server for Ubuntu - development headers

 Mir is a display server running on linux systems, with a focus on efficiency,
 robust operation and a well-defined driver model.
 .
 Contains header files required to build Mir servers.

libmirserver11: No summary available for libmirserver11 in ubuntu trusty.

No description available for libmirserver11 in ubuntu trusty.

mir-demos: Display server for Ubuntu - demonstration programs

 Mir is a display server running on linux systems, with a focus on efficiency,
 robust operation and a well-defined driver model.
 .
 Contains demo applications (with source) that use the Mir display server

mir-doc: API documentation for mir

 This package installs the mir API documentation.

mir-test-tools: Display Server for Ubuntu - stress tests and other test tools

 Mir is a display server running on linux systems, with a focus on efficiency,
 robust operation and a well-defined driver model.
 .
 Contains a tool for stress testing the Mir display server

mircommon-dev: Display server for Ubuntu - development headers

 Mir is a display server running on linux systems, with a focus on efficiency,
 robust operation and a well-defined driver model.
 .
 Contains header files required for server and/or client development.