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Samsung Keeps Working On Its Linux DRM

Posted by tracyanne on · 4 comments
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While Samsung has its Exynos 4210 DRM merged into the Linux 3.2 kernel as the first DRM driver for ARM in the mainline kernel, they haven't stopped there. More patches have been floating around from Samsung in the past few days...

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Comments (4)

Doing it Right

Jeff91 ·
See Google? This is what you are suppose to do - get those drivers into the main line kernel.

Not fork it.

~Jeff

Whew!

Grishnakh ·
I thought they had merged in some Digital Restrictions Management garbage. Luckily, after reading the article, I found that this was some helpful video stuff.
cr ·
TMA, man. I've been tripped up by that computer-operator-overloading myself.
Grishnakh ·
Yep, there's definitely too many TLAs out there.

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