[Replicant] Presentations for the Replicant contributor meeting in Paris (France) the 27 and 28 July
dllud
dllud at riseup.net
Tue Jun 18 23:27:45 UTC 2019
Hi everyone,
I will prepare a presentation about the graphics stack together with
Grim. That's something I had thought about once we started making
plans to attend the meeting.
However, it seems that the basics of the Android 9 graphics stack is
something that all prospective attendees know already too well. I do
hope we can get some good progress in the forthcoming month, in order
to have new and meaningful material to discuss with you.
The research that GNUtoo is doing around the boot sequence (BL1,
u-boot, etc.) is quite interesting, from both the technical as well as
the freedom point of view. A small presentation on that would be welcomed.
Since we will be investing some time to create these presentations, I
think we should gather all the support material (e.g. slideshows) and
share it on Replicant's wiki.
While researching about the graphics stack I got into several bits of
really relevant information that were only available on conference
slideshows and nowhere else (thank you XDC participants!).
Regards,
David
On 18/06/2019 16:03, Joonas Kylmälä wrote:
> Hi,
>
> I was thinking a while back telling something about the porting
> process of a new device or basically what I did with the i9305 with
> the initial AOSP work. I will think about it again if I can make
> some sort of story or presentation about it.
>
> I would like to see presentations about the modem and graphics
> stack!
>
> Joonas
>
> Denis 'GNUtoo' Carikli:
>> Hi,
>>
>> While contributing to the Replicant project doesn't require a lot
>> of skills, some areas of the project do require specific
>> knowledge.
>>
>> That specific knowledge is usually learned along the way, but I
>> think it's a good idea to do some presentation to share that
>> knowledge, as it could help contributors to work on other areas
>> of the project as well, with less investment in time.
>>
>> For instance, lowering the time spent to learn how things work in
>> a specific area could enable contributors to more easily fix bugs
>> or send small improvement in that area.
>>
>> Here's an example of the presentations we could do: - How does
>> the modem stack work on the devices supported by Replicant. - How
>> the graphic stack work in Android 9
>>
>> Does someone has comments or ideas on that?
>>
>> Denis.
>>
>>
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