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What can you extend in Builder?
Erick asked recently about what you can extend in Builder. I figured that would be better as a blog post, so hopefully he doesn’t mind the public attention!
Of course, everything in Builder is under development, and there are lots of things that are not yet ready for prime time as plugins. But we are getting there pretty quickly.
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GUADEC 2016 to happen from August 12–14 in Karlsruhe, Germany
We’re happy to announce that the 2016 edition of GUADEC will be held in Karlsruhe, Germany from August 12–14, at the Karlsruhe Institute of Technology, a world-renowned research and educational institution.
Karlsruhe is located in southtwest Germany near the Franco-German border and is nicknamed the “fan city” because its streets are built radially around the palace tower. This beautiful and historic city is also home to the two highest courts in Germany, and several of Germany’s intitutions of higher learning.
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GUADEC 2015 to happen from August 12–14 in Karlsruhe, Germany
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Über latest Media Source Extensions improvements in WebKit with GStreamer
In this post I am going to talk about the implementation of the Media Source Extensions (known as MSE) in the WebKit ports that use GStreamer. These ports are WebKitGTK+, WebKitEFL and WebKitForWayland, though only the latter has the latest work-in-progress implementation. Of course we hope to upstream WebKitForWayland soon and with it, this backend for MSE and the one for EME.
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Building an xdg-app – part 5
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GNOME's Mutter Gets Primary Selection Protocol For Wayland
Here is one more item that can be crossed off the list of what needs to happen for Fedora 24 to use Wayland by default.
Wayland developers for months have been working on primary selection support to mirror what is offered by X11. That work will soon land in the wayland-protocols repository, but now hitting crunch time for the GNOME 3.20 release next month, an early implementation has landed for Mutter.
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