Mir 2.27 Released With More Wayland Rust Code
…2 Comments Canonical today released Mir 2.27 as the latest version of this set of compositor libraries for easily building Wayland-based shells on Linux and fitting into the Ubuntu Linux…
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…2 Comments Canonical today released Mir 2.27 as the latest version of this set of compositor libraries for easily building Wayland-based shells on Linux and fitting into the Ubuntu Linux…
…8 Comments Canonical today released Mir 2.26 as the newest feature release for this compositor for building Wayland-based shells. Notable with Mir 2.26 is a Rust-based input platform…
…1 Comment Miracle-WM as the Wayland compositor / window manager built atop Canonical's Mir project is out with a big new feature release. This "hackable" and i3/Sway-inspired Wayland compositor…
…96 Comments Ubuntu developers at Canonical are looking to strip the signed GRUB bootloader features to the bare minimum for the Ubuntu 26.10 release later this year. Dropping support for XFS…
…31 Comments Canonical announced last year that in collaboration with AMD they would be bringing the ROCm software libraries into the Ubuntu archive for Ubuntu 26.04 LTS . The plan has been…
…TUXEDO Computers also expressed distaste for the AI roadmap being pursued by Canonical for future Ubuntu releases. TUXEDO Computers will be using Debian Testing as its base moving forward. Debian Testing is…
…delivering greater safety and security following a third-party security audit, which was funded by Canonical as part of their Ubuntu efforts on using Rust Coreutils and hopes of 100% fully utilizing…
…assets on an as-needed basis. - New input color spaces for Apple, ARRI, Blackmagic Design, Canon, and Sony cameras. More details on the Blender 5.2 LTS changes can be found via…
…If you are interested in Razer hardware on Linux and missed it, Razer is in the process of certifying their first laptop for Linux use by Canonical for Ubuntu Linux with the…
…Framework Computer joins other KDE Patron organizations like Blue Systems, Canonical, g10 Code, Google, Kubuntu Focus, Mbition, Rocky Linux, Slimbook, SUSE, Techpaladin, The Qt Company and TUXEDO Computers for supporting the development…