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Wayland 1.23 Alpha Released With OpenBSD Support & New APIs - Vimarsana News

Wayland 1.23 Alpha Released With OpenBSD Support & New APIs

As expected, the Wayland 1.23 Alpha release is now available as this next Wayland release looks to officially roll-out toward the end of May.

Wayland 1.23 Planned For Release Around The End Of May - Vimarsana News

Wayland 1.23 Planned For Release Around The End Of May

Wayland 1.22 released at the start of April 2023 while now Wayland 1.23 is taking shape as the next version of this core Wayland code.

Sway 1.9-rc1 Supports New Wayland Extensions & Better Rendering Performance - Vimarsana News

Sway 1.9-rc1 Supports New Wayland Extensions & Better Rendering Performance

Simon Ser just released Sway 1.9-rc1 as the newest test release for this i3-inspired Wayland compositor.

Mesa's Vulkan WSI/Wayland Code Adds "IMMEDIATE" Present Mode Support - Vimarsana News

Mesa's Vulkan WSI/Wayland Code Adds "IMMEDIATE" Present Mode Support

Mesa's Vulkan windowing system integration (WSI) code for Wayland has added the 'IMMEDIATE' present mode option that uses Wayland's tearing-control unstable extension to allow for images to be presented immediately but at the risk of visible screen tearing.

HDR and color management in KWin - Vimarsana News

HDR and color management in KWin

In this post I’ll talk a bit about HDR and color management, and where we are with implementing them in KWin. Before jumping into the topic though, I need to add a disclaimer: I will be simplifying a lot of things significantly, leaving others out entirely and as I am by far not a color expert, almost certainly write a few things that are wrong. If you want more credible sources and dive into the details of how all the color stuff works, I recommend you have a look at the color-and-hdr repository instead of this post.