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November Conference News The whirlwind that was October gives way to a much gentler November, where Igalians will be at four events throughout the month. Catch up with us at NodeConf EU 2024, Node.js Collaboration Summit 2024, electronica 2024 and JSNation. More info at https://lnkd.in/dER3W8Qr

Just published an article based on the talk I delivered at the #WebKit Contributors meeting 2 weeks ago, summarizing the work on WebKit that we did at Igalia in the past 12 months: "Igalia and WebKit: status update and plans": https://lnkd.in/d8UyEk2q. Original slides also available at https://lnkd.in/dx2Pg46T, if you prefer a more compact format.

Check the slides from the tutorial "Supporting custom RISC-V extensions in LLVM" that our colleague Alex Bradbury gave at the RISC-V Summit Europe earlier this year.

October Conference News We’re setting a new 2024 record with twelve events in one month! If you thought September was a busy month for conferences, just wait until you get a load of October: Igalians will attend, speak at, or otherwise participate in twelve events across just 31 days! See all the events we'll participate at: https://lnkd.in/dXgDcN6c

This year, Igalia hosted another successful #Linux Display Next hackfest, and the outcomes of participants' collaborations are still unfolding in project updates that emerged from the discussions at this event. It was incredible to connect with talented individuals and collaborate on driving the next steps of the Linux display stack. As part of the organization of this event, I wrote a blog post to share a bit of this experience:

Each year since 2020, Igalia has joined with browser vendors to work on the annual Interop project, to jointly prioritize the advancement of web interoperability. We begin the process with a call for proposals, asking the larger web development community what features they want to see included in Interop 2025. From today through October 3rd, 2024, the feature submission form is open to one and all. For insight into how proposals will ultimately be chosen, see the Interop 2025 proposal selection process. Prioritization is difficult, but it depends heavily on having things to consider and signals to discuss. We encourage you to take part in the process by submitting pain points, liking or commenting on other submissions, and helping send signals through public discussions on social media, blogs, and anywhere else. In the end, this is about all of us. The Interop team looks forward to your thoughts!

📣 Interop 2025 is now open for proposals! https://lnkd.in/e3Sb3zP5 Igalia is proud to once again be a part of this effort!

🎙️ New Episode of Igalia Chats: Searching for a Sustainable Future Eric Meyer and Brian Kardell chat with colleague Stephanie Stimac about web browsers, engines, funding and the health of the Web Ecosystem https://lnkd.in/eTh4Mx4J

Our colleague Tvrtko Ursulin wrote a blog post about the Linux DRM scheduling cgroup controller and how he wired Intel and AMD GPU kernel drivers up to the controller: https://lnkd.in/eRf2pXGu An excellent read!