Lightning Talk: The AGL Wayland Compositor
summary
AGL replaces ivi-shell by shipping a compositor built on libweston that uses xdg-shell for toolkit compatibility while exposing automotive features via an HMI client-side protocol plus a gRPC proxy. Surfaces use string application ID instead of integer IDs. Code is shared with Weston, private compositor extensions provide GPU bypass and window-placement policies, and the implementation claims to satisfy IVI behaviours (camera on reverse, stacked or designated-area windows) with a single maintained stack.
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chapters (4)
- 0:00Introduction to Wayland
- 1:28Wayland and X11 comparison
- 4:21Automotive IVI shell
- 6:54The AGL compositor approach
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