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dri wiki dri wiki edit page history repo info mesa 3d and direct rendering infrastructure wiki mesa is an open source opengl implementation continually updated to support the latest opengl specification the current documentation for mesa including dri drivers is located at docs mesa3d org this wiki contains old documentation that hasn t yet been migrated there the direct rendering infrastructure also known as the dri is a framework for allowing direct access to graphics hardware under the x window system in a safe and efficient manner it includes changes to the x server to several client libraries and to the kernel drm direct rendering manager the most important use for the dri is to create fast opengl implementations providing hardware acceleration for mesa several 3d accelerated drivers have been written to the dri specification including drivers for chipsets produced by 3dfx amd formerly ati intel and matrox starting points status status of various drivers development contributing to development documentation documentation documentation main page drihistory the dri project history categoryhardware hardware specific information categoryfaq frequently asked questions testinganddebugging tips for testing and debugging the drivers authorshipandacknowledgements wiki maintenance todo incomplete pages last edited wed oct 21 18 27 04 2020