Direct Rendering Manager

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The DRM is a component of the Direct Rendering Infrastructure, a system to provide efficient video acceleration (specially 3D rendering) on Linux.

It consists on two kernel modules, a generic drm module, and other which has specific support for the video hardware. This pair of drivers allows a userspace client direct access to the video hardware.

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