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NEWS v0.10
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- Fix dependency when building without glamor (#330)
- RandR is now aware of physical monitor sizes if these have been passed to the client (#337)
- Glamor whitelist now supports
amdgpu(#329) andmsm(#346) drivers. Some users of this hardware had reported a regression following the introduction of #322 in v0.10.2
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The biggest news of v0.10 is that Graphic Pipeline Extension also called GFX in short has been supported. xrdp v0.10 with GFX achieves more frame rates and less bandwidth compared to v0.9. There is a significant performance improvement especially if the client is Windows 11's mstsc.exe or Microsoft Remote Desktop for Mac. GFX H.264/AVC 444 mode and hardware-accelerated encoding are not supported in this version yet.
GFX implementation in xrdp is sponsored by an enterprise sponsor. @CyberTrust is also one of the sponsors. We very much appreciate the sponsorship. It helped us to accelerate xrdp development and land GFX earlier!
Please consider sponsoring or making a donation to the project if you like xrdp. We accept financial contributions via Open Collective. Direct donations to each developer via GitHub Sponsors are also welcomed.
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- Check list of support devices in glamor (backport of #322)
- Support NULL cursors and large mono cursors (#320, backport of #323)
- Separate out key frame request from MAX_INT frame ACK. This prevents some cases of screen corruption on multi-monitor setups (backport of #288)
- Fixes complex dirty region causing overflow of xrdp comms buffer (#318, backport of #319)
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- If moving from v0.9.x, read the 'Significant changes for packagers or developers section' for the v0.10 branch below.
The biggest news of v0.10 is that Graphic Pipeline Extension also called GFX in short has been supported. xrdp v0.10 with GFX achieves more frame rates and less bandwidth compared to v0.9. There is a significant performance improvement especially if the client is Windows 11's mstsc.exe or Microsoft Remote Desktop for Mac. GFX H.264/AVC 444 mode and hardware-accelerated encoding are not supported in this version yet.
GFX implementation in xrdp is sponsored by an enterprise sponsor. @CyberTrust is also one of the sponsors. We very much appreciate the sponsorship. It helped us to accelerate xrdp development and land GFX earlier!
Please consider sponsoring or making a donation to the project if you like xrdp. We accept financial contributions via Open Collective. Direct donations to each developer via GitHub Sponsors are also welcomed.
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- Switch to wyhash from CRC for capture tile diff and introduce lazy color conversion (#167 #301)
- Thanks to @trishume!
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- If moving from v0.9.x, read the 'Significant changes for packagers or developers section' for the v0.10 branch below.
This section notes changes since the v0.10 branch was created.
The biggest news of this release is that Graphic Pipeline Extension also called GFX in short has been supported. xrdp v0.10 with GFX achieves more frame rates and less bandwidth compared to v0.9. There is a significant performance improvement especially if the client is Windows 11's mstsc.exe or Microsoft Remote Desktop for Mac. GFX H.264/AVC 444 mode and hardware-accelerated encoding are not supported in this version yet.
GFX implementation in xrdp is sponsored by an enterprise sponsor. We very much appreciate the sponsorship. It helped us to accelerate xrdp development and land GFX earlier!
Please consider sponsoring or making a donation to the project if you like xrdp. We accept financial contributions via Open Collective. Direct donations to each developer via GitHub Sponsors are also welcomed.
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- Fix some monitor hotplug issues (#287)
- RandR outputs and CRT controllers are not now deleted on a resize, allowing
xevto be used to monitor RandR events (#284)
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- If moving from v0.9.x, read the 'Significant changes for packagers or developers section' for the v0.10 branch below.
This branch was forked from development on 2024-02-08 in preparation for testing and release of v0.10.1.
The changes in this section are relative to version v0.9.23 of xorgxrdp.
This software release is intended for use with xrdp v10.y.z
It has not been tested with previous versions of xrdp.
- Intel hardware is supported for VDPAU (#215 #216 #218) - thanks to @akarl10
- Use damage to track any lost screen changes (#186, #244)
- Touchpad inertial scrolling is now supported (#234)
- Ignore screen size changes which don't change anything (#203)
- Made sure xdpyinfo was available for CI test (#225)
- fix mouse scrolling too fast and implement inertial scrolling (#227, #234). Thanks to @seflerZ for this development.
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A fix was made to the GitHub CI workflow to update the package cache (#213)
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A fix was made to better support xrdp PR #1895 (#212)
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The CI build now checks Glamor compilation works (#219)
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Updated github actions for CI to address warnings (#240)
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Disabled some auto-add hardware features (#241)
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and RandR output is now created before the client connects (#254)
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sh improvements(#228)
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Use xorg version to see if glamor_egl_get_driver_name() exists (#239)
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- Build now works on OpenIndiana (#267)