...together, and Collabora's Daniel Almeida will contribute with a talk. Collabora @ Media Summit 2024 Rust in the media subsystem Presented by Daniel Almeida - Monday, September 16, 13:30 UTC Known as...

...Additionally, it showcases GStreamer's new analytic metadata framework, streaming ONVIF metadata over RTP in Rust, demonstrating cutting-edge advancements in real-time video analytics and multimedia...

...don't know! There are no docs. Unfortunately, without knowing those details and without being able to trust the hardware (I could tell Maxwell had some quirks, though I didn't know what they were yet...

...and reporting regressions? Driven by these questions, we started an effort to make CI systems more trustworthy and actively engage the upstream community in the testing process. Ultimately, focusing...

...instances. We used special openQA security groups to restrict incoming access to only known servers or trusted developer machines. Another new feature of cloud deployment is the ability to use the upstream...

...evolution is VeriSilicon's Hantro decoder. Testing On the testing side Laura Nao documented how the Rust kselftest code can be used. She also fixed a regression found by Kernel CI demonstrating how useful...

...looked at hardware acceleration for video codecs and the VirtIO Video protocol. Part two explored the Rust libraries Collabora wrote to decode video content. This final installment discusses the future...

...float support as well as multiple new back-end compiler passes. We've also slowly incorporated more Rust into NVK. The NVIDIA back-end compiler used by NVK has always been written in Rust but the rest...

...getting all of the various components of the system to agree on these tiling details. In the past, we trusted in magic driver heuristics and magic side-band data. This was fragile and didn't allow for...

Kernel 6.9 has been released. Notably, it includes support for Rust on the ARM64 architecture and changes the energy model at run time, allowing the kernel to save power more effectively. Check out LWN's...