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Wednesday, May 31 • 14:00 - 14:40
The Chromium project's Way to Wayland - Antonio Gomes, Igalia Inc

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Wayland is the most advanced X11-alternative display protocol, shipping today in a variety of desktop and embedded environments. Although the Chromium browser on Linux still defaults to use the X11 window system, there have been efforts to port it to different environments.

This effort happens in various fronts, including the development and stabilization of Ozone, an abstraction layer for graphics and input events, and the transitioning of some ChromeOS-oriented solutions to Linux, for example Chromium's new "UI service".

Igalia has been actively contributing to this multi organizational collaboration, aiming at getting a full fledged Chromium browser running natively on Wayland. The work happens on Chromium's upstream repository so that the greater Chromium community can benefit from it.

This presentation intends to show the Chromium project's way to Wayland.

Speakers
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Antonio Gomes

Software Engineer, Igalia SL
Browser developer at Igalia SL, previously at Samsung Research America, Blackberry and Nokia, with over 12 years of experience in contributing to Open Source projects. I currently hold reviewer and committer statuses on WebKit and Chromium projects, respectively.



Wednesday May 31, 2017 14:00 - 14:40 JST
Hall B-2