igalia, 1 month ago

Adrian Pérez (@aperezdc) shares best-practices and bring-up tips to build and get WPE WebKit working on your custom embedded device in the #EmbeddedOSSummit talk "Embedding WPE WebKit - from Bring-up to Maintenance" at 11:00 AM (PDT): https://sched.co/1aBFQ

igalia, 1 month ago

Changwoo Min (@multics69) explains today how the scheduler impacts your gameplay on Linux and shares our progress for reducing the stuttering problems in Linux gaming with the #OSSummit talk "Optimizing Scheduler for Linux Gaming"at 2:55 PM (PDT): https://sched.co/1aBOT

igalia, 1 month ago

Meet our team! It will be a pleasure to chat about @servo, @WPEWebKit, graphics drivers, Linux kernel and open source development. You can find us at booth E28 or at our talks during #OSSummit and #EmbeddedOSSummit.

igalia, 1 month ago

This one was about #GamingOnLinux! Our colleague
@multics69 has been on a quest to remove stuttering from games, by going all the way down to the kernel process scheduler. He's been working on a new gaming-oriented scheduler that has potential to also improve other kinds of interactive workloads. And it's implemented in #eBPF 🤯

Same person during the talk, a convoluted graph in the slide shows dependencies among scheduling tasks and how they interact waking up each other.

ThePlant, 1 month ago

@igalia @multics69 this available on youtube?

igalia, 1 month ago

@ThePlant Hi there! The videos from the conference are now available, and the talk can be watched at https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wQbiqKUIsMI 📽️

igalia, 1 month ago

@ThePlant @multics69 not yet, we'll be sharing links to all the talk recordings as they become available.

igalia, 1 month ago

Today, @aperezdc covered a lot of ground on his talk about how to integrate @WPEWebKit in an embedded device. Plenty of tips about choosing suitable hardware, how to make the web engine interact with native code, and how to keep it up to date. He made a compelling point about the commitment of the team behind WPE to keep API/ABI backwards compatible, enabling projects which need long-term support to get security fixes.

A white bearded male wearing a blue cap and a black T-shirt, in front of a speaker stand. The speaker stand has an EOSS poster, and a laptop with assorted stickers on its lid. In the background there is a projection screen showing a presentation slide, which reads “Should I ship updates? YES.”