Programming Leftovers
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Philippe Normand: WebRTC in WebKitGTK and WPE, status updates, part�I
Some time ago we at Igalia embarked on the journey to ship a GStreamer-powered WebRTC backend. This is a long journey, it is not over, but we made some progress. This post is the first of a series providing some insights of the challenges we are facing and the plans for the next release cycle(s).
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This Week In Rust: This Week in Rust 482
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Product Analytics for Customer Success Management [Ed: Qt is promoting spyware again]
Product Analytics transforms reactive Customer Success Management (CSM) into proactive and ultimately more productive work.
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Qt Creator 10 Beta released
We are happy to announce the release of Qt Creator 10 Beta!
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Beginner's Guide to R Markdown Syntax [With Cheat Sheet]
R Markdown is an enhanced form of Markdown coupled with in-line R code. Curious? Learn more here.
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The next-generation MoManager
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KDE Snaps, Security updates, Debian Freeze
Much like our trees, Debian is now in freeze stage for Bookworm. I am still working on packages locally until development opens up again.
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Simon Ser: Status update, February 2023
Hi!
Earlier this month I went to FOSDEM with the rest of the SourceHut staff! It was great meeting face-to-face all of the people I work with. I discussed with lots of folks involved in Wayland, IRC, SourceHut and many other interesting projects. This was my first post-pandemic offline conference
Last week we’ve released wlroots 0.16.2 and Sway 1.8.1. We’ve spent a fair bit of time trying to square away regressions, and I think we’ve addressed almost all of them. This doesn’t mean we haven’t made any progress on new features and improvements, quite the contrary. We’ve merged Kenny Levinsen’s patches for the new fractional-scaling-v1 protocol, which allows clients to render at fractional scales rather than being forced to use the next integer scale. I’ve continued working on the new
wlr_rendererAPI, and I’ve started experimenting with Vulkan compute. I’m still not sure this is the right path forward, we’ll see where this takes us.