Why YOU should write a Wayland compositor – Victoria Brekenfeld – HiP22 Berlin скачать в хорошем качестве

Why YOU should write a Wayland compositor – Victoria Brekenfeld – HiP22 Berlin

“ Ever wondered why the Linux Desktop shifts to the Wayland protocol? What exactly makes it "better", how do its internals exactly work and how YOU could utilize it? I'll give you a quick rundown! ” Talk saved from unreleased relive cuts of Hacking in Parallel Berlin 2022. Copyrights belong to HiP and individuals, released under permission. Timestamps ~TBD~ Victoria Brekenfeld: “Hi! My name is Victoria and I have worked on a Wayland compositor library called "smithay" for the past 5 years. Right now I am working for system76 on their new desktop environment, I am member of wayland-protocols and have been contributing to the wider ecosystem. So if you even wanted to learn about the wayland ecosystem and linux desktops, I can and will try to do my best to explain. Even better, I want to give you a reason to use this technology for your projects! The Talk is roughly divided into two parts: First off the background, to get everybody on the same page - What exactly is wayland? - How is it different from X11 in the most important ways? - Technical details! Or how a modern linux desktop is build! - We'll be talking about the "Direct Rendering Manager", "EGL", "libinput", "Client-side-decorations?", "nvidia?!", "WSL?!?" You name it! - THE Showcase! Hopefully you'll understand a lot about the stack now, but you have no idea what to use it for or feel like nothing of it is relevant for you work? Don't be deceived, people use wayland in embedded and automotive applications, for automated testing and continuous integration, for virtualization, XR Applications, Game streaming, Remote Computing, ...! Let me show you, what weird things did people build with it and let's unlock more of its potential together!”