...plans to improve the support for interlaced formats and he wants to try to move parts of the GStreamer-Rust integration that are not specific to GStreamer to their own crate to be more easily reusable...

...Multimedia team in is Zeeshan Ali, who is based in Germany. He is bringing in his expertise in Vala, Rust, Linux/Unix Programming, and GTK+/GNOME Programming, to name a few. From tailoring the latest...

...breakage, reporting it can be counterproductive. Developers may spend time chasing a red herring and lose trust in the reports. For this reason, each valid bisection result is currently manually verified...

...gives more meaning to the work of a developer. This hope, along with the high degree of autonomy and trust in Collabora Employees, are what motivates me at work to perform well.” Guillaume Tucker...

...parents - is used to encrypt content over HDMI and DisplayPort links, which can only be decoded by trusted devices. HDCP is typically used to protect high-quality content. A source device will try to...

...isolating applications in mainline. Two of crosvm's defining characteristics is that it's written in Rust for increased security, and that uses namespaces extensively to reduce the attack surface of...

...lurking in break out sessions discussing the past, present and future of tech such as WebRTC, Servo, Rust, WebKit, Chromium, WebVR, and more. I also beat a few challengers in Street Fighter 2, as usual...

...corner-case performance issues ahead of time is called premature optimization, and is a path for frustration. Before having actual profile information from the actual software running, it is very hard...

...Collabora's multimedia team once again contributed a number of improvements across a wide number of areas. Frustrated by the inability to set the stride of each plane in the new rawvideoparse element...

...semantics, and trying to run generic userspace for all but the most basic tasks was an exercise in frustration. Instead, with atomic drivers, there is very little to go wrong: for the only one driver...