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Canonical Mir Display ServerMir is the fast, open and secure display server to unlock next-generation user experiences. Mir runs on a range of Linux powered devices including traditional desktops, IoT and embedded products.Canonical Mir Display Server Mir Display Server Menu Close menu Ubuntu Frame Tutorials Docs Community The fast, open and secure display server for any device From mobile and desktop shells to IoT devices and robots. Whether you are building the smart screen for your information kiosk, digital signage display, in-car entertainment stack, or home automation interface, Mir on Ubuntu is your fastest and most secure path to deployment. Get the Mir datasheet What is Mir? Introducing a secure display server for IoT devices Mir is a system-level component that can be used to unlock next-generation user experiences. It runs on a range of Linux powered devices including traditional desktops, IoT and embedded products. Mir is a replacement for the X window server system, commonly used on Linux desktop devices. It allows device makers and desktop users to have a well-defined, efficient, flexible, and secure platform for their graphical environment. Download the whitepaper Select the right display server for you Mir is a library for writing graphical shells for GNU/Linux and similar operating systems. It incorporates much of what traditionally requires multiple components: a window manager, a compositor and a display server. Ubuntu Frame is a fullscreen shell for edge devices. Whether you are building a kiosk, point of sale, IoT device or any other product that requires a graphical output or display to the user, Ubuntu Frame instantly allows your device to run a fullscreen window. Miriway is a lightweight, basic, usable graphical shell, for desktop environments. This basic shell includes several keyboard shortcuts and optional support for workspaces and shell components. Flexibility and Versatility Mir was designed for a number of applications Whether on embedded systems, desktop or portable devices, Mir can be used in several applications. This includes phones, healthcare kiosks, smart mirrors, and more. Mir runs on a number of Linux operating systems and its snaps are available and work on Ubuntu Core, Ubuntu, Fedora, Arch, and more. Easy setup and deployment Mir is the fastest path for the deployment of your smart display Through features such as Ubuntu Frame, developers instantly have a black screen with a mouse pointer to run any application you want. Mir instantly turns any device into a kiosk or digital signage solution. Secure Mir reduces the attack vector of display applications Mir was designed from the ground-up with security in mind. With Mir, applications only talk to the server, and the server is careful about the information provided to applications. Performance Mir uses next-generation features but guarantees backwards-compatibility Mir is designed to take advantage of modern hardware supporting GL and avoids unnecessary compositing steps. All of the window management logic is in the server process with no separate window manager process, removing communication overhead. Mir Compatibility Platform Driver Requirements Examples gbm-kms KMS, libgbm and an EGL supporting EGL_WL_bind_wayland_display RPi3b (vc4) RPi4 (V3D) Intel (i915) Nvidia (Nouveau) AMD (radeon) eglstream-kms Proprietary Nvidia drivers Nvidia dispmanx Proprietary Broadcom DispmanX API android 3rd party (UBports) works with a libhybris container for Android drivers x11 A host environment supporting X11 Ubuntu Desktop wayland A host environment supporting Wayland wl_shell Ubuntu Wayland Desktop More information about Mir graphic support › Full enterprise support available with no subscription needed Optional 24/7 support with 10 year security maintenance As the publishers of Mir, we deliver the world's most efficient display server and signage solution for Ubuntu. Contact us Get involved Code Get Mir or contribute to its development. Mir on GitHub Community Get connected. Mir in the Ubuntu Community forum #mir-server on Libera Chat © 2024 Canonical Ltd. Ubuntu and Canonical are registered trademarks of Canonical Ltd. Legal information Manage your tracker settings Report a bug on this site Go to the top of the pageenen1733402941https://mir-server.io

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