Kara Bembridge
October 07, 2024
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Montreal, a city with an affinity for events, will also be the stomping grounds for this year's edition of X.Org Developer's Conference! Held from October 9 to 11, this year's conference will have a slightly different format consisting of two full days of dedicated talks and the third day will be for workshops, meetings, and hacking. Co-located with the GStreamer Conference & Hackfest 2024, this open graphics event will be held at the Concordia University Conference Centre and is free to attend.
As big believers in all things open source, we're thrilled to be a Platinum Sponsor to support the open graphics community. From updates on NVK and Panfrost, to utilizing Rust for porting, our graphics team has 7 talks to present!
Collabora @ X.Org Developer's Conference 2024
- Mesh Shaders on NVK
Presented by Mary Guillemard - Wednesday, October 9, 14:05 UTC- Porting the nouveau image library to Rust
Presented by Daniel Almeida - Wednesday, October 9, 14:30 UTC- Video offloading on the Wayland Linux Desktop
Presented by Robert Mader - Wednesday, October 9, 18:00 UTC- Nouveau/NVK Update
Presented by Dr. Faith Ekstrand - Thursday, October 10, 14:05 UTC- Panfrost update
Presented by Erik Faye-Lund & Boris Brezillon - Thursday, October 10, 14:30 UTC- A little Windows with your Mesa?
Presented by Dr. Faith Ekstrand - Thursday, October 10, 18:05 UTC- GNOME Wayland DRM lease protocol: Impacts on XR
Presented by Frederic Plourde - Thursday, October 10, 21:20 UTC
If you plan on attending, please make sure to come say hello to the members of our graphics team, led by Daniel Stone (he'll be there too!)
See you there!
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