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The recent commita563f530- "glamor/glxprov: Stop exposing non-db (-capable) configs" was aiming at reducing the number of advertised visuals for optimizing GLX initialization. Unfortunately, GL applications which rely exclusively on single-buffered visuals will fail to find a suitable visual with this. Revert the commit to expose the single-buffered visuals and restore the compatibility with applications which rely on single-buffered configs. This reverts commita563f530f6Signed-off-by: Konstantin <ria.freelander@gmail.com>
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