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…tream over gbm when choosing a buffer allocator
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…er eglstream over gbm when choosing a buffer allocator
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Make the choice of buffer allocator determanistic and prefer "eglstream" over "gbm".
I think this resolves the problem as I understand it, but I don't have easy access to hardware to verify my understanding.