libGLX: Change the fallback vendor name to "indirect".
The only place where the fallback vendor library should ever be used is with indirect rendering, so "indirect" is a more appropriate name. In addition, we'll hopefully have a dedicated vendor library for indirect rendering at some point, instead of having to use another vendor library.
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#if !defined(FALLBACK_VENDOR_NAME)
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/*!
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* This is the vendor name that we'll use as a fallback if we can't otherwise
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* find one. This will be used, for example, if the server doesn't support
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* the x11glvnd extension.
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* find one.
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*
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* The only place where this should happen is if the display connection is to a
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* remote X server, which might not support the x11glvnd extension, or might
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* specify a vendor library that's not available to the client. In that case,
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* only indirect rendering will be possible.
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*
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* Eventually, libglvnd should have a dedicated vendor library for indirect
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* rendering, independent of any hardware vendor. Until then, this will
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* typically be a symlink to an existing vendor library.
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*/
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#define FALLBACK_VENDOR_NAME "default"
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#define FALLBACK_VENDOR_NAME "indirect"
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#endif
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/*
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