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@Welcome to the attic!

The code contained herein is no longer under active development and is not the
target for new features or other improvements. Instead, we have placed it here
to mature gracefully and still provide hardware compatibility for those
antiquated devices that turn up when you least expect them.
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@import our slightly older intel xf86 driver as "intel-2014".
this driver works better on older systems, but doesn't support
gen9 as well.
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