flinger

Mir is likely to be influenced by Canonical's experience using Surface Flinger as a compositor for Ubuntu Touch.

Surface Flinger currently doesn't support well or at all multi-monitor configurations which are essential for the PC user.

Mir may be designed to fill in the deficiencies of Surface Flinger for use as a compositor for Ubuntu.

It doesn't matter you tried to hack your way out with an automatic vermillion paint flinger setup before the order.

The framebuffer does not change: the Surface Flinger is bound the the framebuffer and that's not changing during a rotation.

Then went through the skia library and the surface flinger, then the corresponding JNI calls.

Divorcing itself from both xorg and surface flinger, for no particular reason at the time in the case of the later.

You build a kite flinger and/or ramp or rail to toss it off the side of a building or cliff or whatever.

A slightly older me is going to sleep soon and will dream that one day he gets to get into the space flinger.

Same objection with kinetic launchers (aka flinger, mass drivers) on the moon.

I'm surprised this hasn't been mentioned yet: Ubuntu was able to cobble together Ubuntu Touch running on Surface Flinger as a compositor.

Surface Flinger is quite different from X apps.

My library is going is going to be called "banana-flinger", and it's going to upload 50GB of banana pictures.

Back in the day, I created a font called "Scribble Flinger" that would put smudges and stains throughout if you enabled the contextual alternates.

I don't care who wrote Quartz or Surface Flinger.

I don't want bionic with Surface Flinger.

The most fun I had, with people who give 0 thoughts about free software, were Teeworlds, Hedgewars, Xonotic, OpenTTD and OpenRCT and OpenRA, and Apple Flinger.