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= XDS2010 Program =

This is the rough program for [[Events/XDS2010|XDS2010]].

||||||<tablewidth="80%"#f0f0f0> '''Thursday September 16''' ||
|| 9:30  ||<-2:> Welcome coffee - registration ||
|| 10:00 || Introduction || MatthieuHerrb + University staff ||
|| 10:30 || [[XorgFoundation|X.Org Foundation]] session || AlanCoopersmith &amp; other [[BoardOfDirectors|Board members]] ||
|| 11:30 || Review of latest DRI2 protocol additions || JesseBarnes ||
|| 12:30 ||<-2:> Lunch break ||
|| 14:00 || Documentation or: how a newbie got involved || MattDew ||
|| 15:00 || Development process recap || PeterHutterer & KeithPackard ? ||
|| 16:00 ||<-2:> Coffee break ||
|| 16:30 ||<-2> Transportation to ENAC/CENA ||
|| 17:00 || Visit and demos at CENA - X11 based UIs for air trafic control || CENA Team ||
||||||<tablewidth="80%"#f0f0f0> '''Friday September 17''' ||
|| 9:00  || Multitouch session || ||
|| 10:30 ||<-2:> Coffee break ||
|| 11:00 || Gestures session || ChaseDouglas||
|| 12:30 ||<-2:> Lunch break ||
|| 14:00 || XCB session || JoshTriplett ||
|| 15:00 || Xephyr future || DanielStone ? ||
|| 16:00 ||<-2:> Coffee break ||
|| 16:30 || EGL in Mesa || KristianHøgsberg ||
|| 17:30 || Board meeting || ||
|| 20:30 ||<-2:> Social event: dinner at ''le Patio de la Table Ronde'' ||
||||||<tablewidth="80%"#f0f0f0> '''Saturday September 18''' ||
||  9:00 || Wacom input driver* || PeterHutterer ||
||  9:45 || OpenGL - which functions can developers rely on ? || JohnBridgman ||
|| 10:30 ||<-2:> Coffee break ||
|| 11:00 || Kill it with fire ? || CorbinSimpson ||
|| 11:45 || libxkbcommon || KristianHøgsberg ||
|| 12:30 ||<-2:> Lunch break ||
|| 14:00 || Non Linux DRI/KMS support || OwainAinsworth ||
|| 15:00 || Handling input events: threads or not ? || TiagoVignatti ||
|| 16:00 ||<-2:> Coffee break ||
|| 16:30 || Xserver 1.10 planning || KeithPackard ||
|| 17:30 ||<-2> Closing session ||


* This session will be just be a discussion for those involved with the driver. There won't be a presentation and it will likely be of limited use for others.

== Ideas ==

 * X server 1.10 planning session
   * merge drivers back?
      * old PCI support (non-libpciaccess) on '''driver''' side (or why keep a 1:n for driver:server)
      * and the close-source ones?

 * Non-Linux support BoF
  * DRM/KMS on *BSD

 * Should We Kill It With Fire?
   * what HW do we support: KMS, EXA, etc.

 * Review of latest DRI2 protocol additions (JesseBarnes)
   * DRI2SwapBuffers
   * DRI2 events (swap, invalidate)
   * DRI2Wait*
   * discussion of triple/n-buffering

 * Development process recap
   * what is working, what isn't?
   * master vs. stable vs. -next

 * Multi-touch session

 * Gestures session

 * Xephyr BoF
   * last one out the room is the maintainer

 * XCB BoF
   * What still needs doing to support widespread porting efforts?

 * Handling Input events: [[http://cgit.freedesktop.org/~vignatti/xserver/commit/?h=inputthread-diff&id=126b89196122162515d8d5e9c4603d6cd7829f94|assume threads or not?]] (TiagoVignatti)

 * BoardOfDirectors chat
   * XDC 2011 (in Brazil?)

 * Documentation or: how a newbie got involved

 * EGL in mesa
    * what is EGL
    * what's in mesa
    * how does it work
    * what do dri/gallium drivers need to provide.

 * libxkbcommon - who's the maintainer, where's it going?

 * Wacom roadmap BoF

 * Which functions can app developers rely on ?
    * used to be that apps using ~GL 1.2 or 1.3 worked, anything higher was iffy
    * most drivers now either support GLSL / GL 2.x or are getting close
    * implementation is sufficient to make many apps work but not "perfect" yet
    * app devs are starting to rely on GL 2.x but need per-platform testing to succeed
    * can we identify a "new recommended level" that should work across all major HW platforms ?
    * something like "GL 2.x minus <list> plus <low hanging fruit from GL 3/4 eg sRGB> ?