DRI Wiki (Mesa 3D / Direct Rendering Infrastructure)
Documentation wiki for Mesa 3D and Direct Rendering Infrastructure
DRI Wiki is a documentation wiki for Mesa, an open-source OpenGL implementation, and the Direct Rendering Infrastructure (DRI), a framework that provides direct access to graphics hardware under the X Window System. The DRI spans changes to the X server, client libraries, and the kernel's Direct Rendering Manager (DRM), with the main use being hardware-accelerated OpenGL implementations for Mesa. The wiki notes that current Mesa documentation is maintained at docs.mesa3d.org, while this site holds older material not yet migrated there.
The wiki organizes content around driver status, development and contribution notes, hardware-specific information, frequently asked questions, testing and debugging guidance, and the DRI project's history. It also includes documentation entry points, authorship and acknowledgements, wiki maintenance notes, and a list of incomplete pages. Drivers referenced include those for chipsets from 3DFX, AMD (formerly ATI), Intel, and Matrox. The site is a reference resource for developers and contributors working on Mesa and DRI drivers; no pricing, plan, or edition information is provided.
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