Wayland 1.1 - Changelog

What's new in Wayland 1.1:

April 16th, 2013

·  Raspberry Pi backend (Pekka)
·  Optimize damage handling when moving surfaces in and out of planes (Ander)
·  Scanout of transformed buffers (Ander)
·  Touch screen calibration feature and client (Rob Bradford)
·  pixman renderer (Vasily Khoruzhick)
·  SDK for out-of-tree module development
·  Use EXT_buffer_age in KMS backend (Ander)
·  fbdev backend (Philip Whitnall)
·  RDP backend (Hardening)
·  Headless backend (Ander)
·  libunwind support for better crash dumps (Kristian)
·  Proper support for popup surfaces (Giulio Camuffo)
·  Documentation improvement (Tiago Vignatti, Matthias Clasen, Peter Hutterer)

What's new in Wayland 1.0.4:

January 26th, 2013

· As a reminder, the main reason for this release is the fix for CPU eating bug in the Weston plane code. Aside from that I added a few documentation fixes (new weston.ini and the typo in weston-launch help). On the Wayland side, we have destroy signal APIs for wl_display and wl_event_loop, as well as a more robust version of the event loop test case.

What's new in Wayland 1.0.3:

December 15th, 2012

· Jans IM + OSK work
· XWM split out as a client
· Remote rendering functionality
· Subsurface / surface group

What's new in Wayland 1.0.2:

December 3rd, 2012

· In particular, I'm keen to get a release out with Anders new wl_display_dispatch_queue_pending() entry point, that allow us to avoid triple buffering in mesa. The mesa 9.0.2 release may come out as soon as next week and I want to make sure it can depend on a wayland version with this fix.
· Also in wayland 1.0.2 is another important fix from Jonas that avoids premature exit and potential memory corruption in wl_display_roundtrip(). Finally, Quentin Glidic fixed our pkg-config files to actually include the correct directories.
· The weston 1.0.2 release has a few minor bugfixes, but I've mostly released it to keep the version numbers in sync. Mainly documentation fixes and a couple of repaint bugs.