What are the differences between the 'VESA' driver and the 'fbdev' driver for Xorg? Both have no hardware acceleration a.f.a.i.k.
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They are written for different kinds of devices. Frame buffer devices do not have to be VESA-compatible (although an abstraction driver from VESA to framebuffer called vesafb exists), or physically present, for that matter. |
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