...support eBPF as of this writing). This allows subsets of multiple higher-level languages like C, Go or Rust to be compiled to eBPF. The most developed and popular is based on C as the kernel is also...

...providing a library parsing GStreamer logs and enabling users to easily build such tools. It's written in Rust and is shipped with a few tools that I wrote to track actual bugs in GStreamer elements...

...increased isolation of Android applications, which means improved security and privacy for potentially untrusted applications. Additionally, this approach allows for Android applications to be run next...

...machines, this feature is even more important since we do not have physical access to them to modify the trusted key set (only the hypervisor admin could do it). Therefore, Debian signs all the packages...

...may depend on the project for important tasks. Users expect the code to work properly and can get frustrated or disappointed if this is not the case, regardless of whether there is any formal warranty...

...showcasing two examples of CI in action. Come see our repeatable and reliable image generation relying on trusted and maintained sources, and discover our kernel tree testing, fully automated for the...

...will giving talks, on topics ranging from Android on mainline Linux, to multimedia programming in Rust: "Running Android on the Mainline Graphics Stack" by Robert Foss – Saturday, Sept. 29, 10:30...

...device, while gaming on the more powerfull one. Having a dedicated device per task - to crunch the untrusted WebGL, time sensitive GPU tasks, etc. My personal interest is testing and development. We...

Say hello to the newest Collaborans! Collabora's worldwide team of engineers and developers continues to grow! Comprised of some of the most motivated and active Open Source contributors and maintainers...

...previously spent the summer of 2017 working on my first contributions to open source projects such as Rust and Firefox. Initially, it was an excuse for me to write and learn more Rust, but with time...