<p>You have <a href="https://www.redhat.com/en/blog/modernization-developing-your-code-migration-strategy">established a code base to change</a> and <a href="https://www.redhat.com/en/blog/modernization-preparing-team">put together a team</a> with the right mix of innovation and enterprise knowledge to change it. You’ve selected a tool to track work and have some ideas of what work to do with the code. How does the team start producing results? </p>
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On top of today seeing the KDE XWaylandVideoBridge announcement, the debut of GNOME 44 with its many Wayland improvements, and XWayland 23.1 being released with multiple new features/improvements, there is more good news for Wayland fans. Google has merged to the Chrome/Chromium Ozone code support for Wayland fractional scaling via the fractional-scale-v1 protocol...
Following recent rumors and leaks, Valve today officially announced Counter-Strike 2 that they announce as the largest technical leap in Counter-Strike's history...
Coincidentally landing on GNOME 44 release day is also XWayland 23.1, the newest version of this portion of the X.Org Server code that allows legacy X11 client applications/games to run atop Wayland environments. With XWayland 23.1 comes a number of shiny new features to continue to enhance the X11 experience on Wayland...
GNOME 44 is now officially out as the latest half-year update to this widely-used open-source desktop...
KDE developers David Edmundson and Alex Poi have begun working on XWaylandVideoBridge as a new project to help improve Linux desktop screen sharing for X11-based applications that may try to share the contents of Wayland screens, such as could be the case for some software like Discord, Microsoft Teams, Skype, and others...
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