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b2g on the Raspberry Pi is still very much a work in progress. Eventually a nice compability matrix will be posted. But for now, the worst bugs to watch out for are | b2g on the Raspberry Pi is still very much a work in progress. Eventually a nice compability matrix will be posted. But for now, the worst bugs to watch out for are | ||
* graphics are barely functional. b2g can allocate video memory and submit jobs to the GPU, but there are numerous glitches in the graphics pipeline that result in distorted screen contents. | * graphics are barely functional. b2g can allocate video memory and submit jobs to the GPU, but there are numerous glitches in the graphics pipeline that result in distorted screen contents. {{bug|1072138}} {{bug|1072140}} | ||
* the output resolution of the RPi is artificially limited to 480p for the time being. | * the GL stack is somewhat crashy. {{bug|1072145}} | ||
* page-flipping has been disabled to work a hang bug. The workaround hurts gfx perf and results in glitchier rendering. The underlying bug is most likely another symptom of this [https://github.com/raspberrypi/firmware/issues/315 github issue]. | |||
* the output resolution of the RPi is artificially limited to 480p for the time being. {{bug|1072148}} | |||
* Wi-Fi dongles have not yet been tested. Most likely they don't work yet. | * Wi-Fi dongles have not yet been tested. Most likely they don't work yet. | ||
* audio output has not been tested. It may not work. | * audio output has not been tested. It may not work. | ||