DRM (Direct Rendering Modules) is a set of kernel modules that provide direct access to graphics hardware through the Direct Rendering Infrastructure (DRI).

The Direct Rendering Infrastructure (DRI) is a framework that allows safe and efficient direct access to graphics hardware. It involves modifications to the X server, several client libraries, and the operating system kernel. The primary use of DRI is to enable fast OpenGL rendering.

This component includes:

• kernel-modules-drm — core DRI modules

• kernel-modules-drm-nouveau — DRI modules intended for use with NVIDIA graphics cards

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