graphics-test-tools
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Details for graphics-test-tools
Package name
- graphics-test-tools
License
- Apache-2.0 AND GPL-3.0 AND MIT
Last updated
- 30 April 2026 - 24/stable
- 22 September 2026 - 26/beta
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Tools helpful in debugging graphics stacks
- drm-info (MIT): List the capabilities and current settings of this device's DRM (Direct Rendering Manager) hardware.
- glmark2-es2 (GPLv3): OpenGL ES 2.0 X11 benchmark.
- glmark2-es2-wayland (GPLv3): OpenGL ES 2.0 Wayland benchmark.
- eglinfo (MIT): Dump information about the available EGL setup.
- glxinfo (MIT): Dump information about the available GLX setup.
- vainfo (MIT): Dump information about the available VAAPI (hardware video acceleration) setup.
- vdpauinfo (MIT): Dump information about the available VDPAU (hardware video acceleration) setup.
- vulkaninfo (Apache-2.0): Dump information about the available Vulkan setup.
- vkcube (Apache-2.0): Test the Vulkan setup.
This snap uses the graphics-core22 interface to gain support graphics hardware. It can be used to verify custom graphics-core22 provider implementations.
See https://mir-server.io/docs/the-graphics-core22-snap-interface for more information.
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