jockey 0.9.7-0ubuntu7.10 source package in Ubuntu
Changelog
jockey (0.9.7-0ubuntu7.10) precise-proposed; urgency=low * data/handlers/fglrx.py: - Show the driver as enabled when pxpress is in use. Thanks to Doro Wu for the patch (LP: #1196848). - Add handlers for -experimental-{12|13}. - Only -experimental-13 supports hybrid graphics. * data/handlers/nvidia.py: - Add handlers for 319/-updates 304/-updates. - Only 319/-updates support hybrid graphics. - Make sure to remove the correct nvidia-settings flavour. * data/handlers/{fglrx|nvidia}.py: - Add support for Hybrid Graphics (LP: #1198942): + Driver handlers now need to state that they support hybrid graphics and subclass either the _NvidiaDriverHybridBase class or the FglrxDriverHybrid class. + Drivers which don't claim to support hybrid graphics will not show up on hybrid systems. + If the nvidia-prime or the fglrx-pxpress packages are not available, the drivers won't be available on hybrid systems. This avoids breaking systems which require further configuration which only these two packages provide. + Jockey doesn't touch the xorg.conf when dealing with hybrid graphics (as either nvidia-prime or fglrx-pxpress will take care of it). + Hybrid Graphics is only supported on systems which use Raring's backported X and kernel. * jockey/xorg_driver.py: - Add supports_hybrid_graphics class attribute. - Add has_hybrid_graphics class attribute. - Add better support for faking devices and packages. - Ignore transitional packages. * jockey/oslib.py: - Add package_transitional() method. - Add package_available() method. - Make current_xorg_video_abi take into account backported packages. - Catch additional arguments in package_installed(). This gives us some flexibility when using fake devices for testing. - Add some checks for raring's backported xserver. * tests/hybridgraphics.py: - Add coverage for hybrid graphics. * tests/oslib.py: - Deal with the multiple video abis that drivers may support. - Make sure that the kernel headers are available before failing. * tests/sandbox.py: - Report a more compliant fake X ABI. - Update package_installed() to match the one in oslib.py. -- Alberto Milone <email address hidden> Fri, 26 Jul 2013 10:38:06 +0200
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- Uploaded by:
- Alberto Milone
- Uploaded to:
- Precise
- Original maintainer:
- Martin Pitt
- Architectures:
- all
- Section:
- admin
- Urgency:
- Low Urgency
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Binary packages built by this source
- dh-modaliases: debhelper extension for scanning kernel module aliases
dh_modaliases is useful for packages that ship third-party kernel modules,
either in binary form, or as sources (with e. g. DKMS). It extracts the
modules' modaliases from either the compile .ko files themselves (for packages
which ship them in compiled form, using modinfo), or from a package file
debian/packagename. modaliases.
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This enables software which is looking for missing driver packages (such as
Jockey or the operating system installer) to identify which package(s) will
provide a driver for a piece of hardware, identified by its modalias.
- jockey-common: user interface and desktop integration for driver management
Jockey provides a user interface for configuring third-party drivers,
such as the Nvidia and ATI fglrx X.org and various Wireless LAN
kernel modules.
.
This package contains the common data shared between the frontends.
- jockey-gtk: GNOME user interface and desktop integration for driver management
Jockey provides a user interface for configuring third-party drivers,
such as the Nvidia and ATI fglrx X.org and various Wireless LAN
kernel modules.
.
This package contains the GNOME frontend.
- jockey-kde: KDE user interface and desktop integration for driver management
Jockey provides a user interface for configuring third-party drivers,
such as the Nvidia and ATI fglrx X.org and various Wireless LAN
kernel modules.
.
This package contains the KDE frontend.