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  1. Qt Safe Renderer
  2. QSR-303

Create QSR Example running on Linux

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    • Sprint 4, Sprint 5, Sprint 6

      User Story

      As a user, access to INTEGRITY or QNX is not easy. Costs and setup times are factors. I would like to check out QSR on my Linux desktop (or Intel NUC). I would like QSR to run in its own process writing to it's own graphics layer.

      Business Benefits

      1. Makes for easier demo systems that include the QSR functionality. This is especially the case for Automotive Suite and the Neptune demo UI.
      2. Easier for customers to get QSR up and running and get comfortable with it.

      Caveats

      There's cost benefit. How feasible is this. Can desktop Linux access hardware layers? Does what is described here provide a universal API? https://lwn.net/Articles/653071/

        1.
        		 Refine PoC implementation to comply MISRA Technical task Closed Jani Launonen (Inactive)
        2.
        		 Create PoC of Using DRM planes for animated backgroud Sub-task Closed Jani Launonen (Inactive)
        3.
        		 Implement DRM planes support for animated backgroud Sub-task Closed Kalle Viironen
        For Gerrit Dashboard: QSR-303
        # Subject Branch Project Status CR V
        259272,1 WIP: Add support for overlay plane on telltales DRM backend. master tqtc-boot2qt/qtsaferenderer Status: NEW -2 0

            jani.launonen Jani Launonen (Inactive)
            aadams Alistair Adams (Inactive)
            Mikko With Mikko With (Inactive)
            Kalle Viironen Kalle Viironen
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