Igalia

So that's, everyone can go star heart that one, but it's, uh, you know, I got like 82 thumbs up last year, but there was no, um, uh, there was no like official proposal last year or like, uh, agreement on what it should and shouldn't do, or like, you know, there's no like implementable spec.

And so I think, uh, uh, Alice Boxall from Igalia was kind of like, yeah, we just can't do it because like that, it doesn't exist yet, you know?

Yeah.

The proposal isn't usually like, we make it sound so simple, like, oh, box decoration break.

Hi, I'm Brian Kardell.

I'm a developer advocate at Igalia, and, uh, this week we have a very special guest.

Guest, do you wanna introduce yourself?

Hi there, I'm Eric Meyer.

I'm a developer advocate at Igalia.

Thanks for having me on, Brian.

Sure.

You know? I can easily envision somebody who would want that first.

Now still on Firefox, it looks like Valve wants their devices to run Firefox properly.

They apparently contracted Igalia, a sentence that always makes me feel like Igalia is actually a disease, when no, they just signed a contract with Igalia to work on stuff.

So what they're working on is making Firefox work more seamlessly on the Steam Deck, and I would assume any SteamOS machine using a controller.

The main goal is to get Firefox running under GameScope, which, as far as I understand it, is a Wayland compositor, but doesn't really support Wayland clients.

No, that can't be right

... did you see the news about, um, about Boku becoming part of Igalia?

About Igalia.

Is that a good thing?

Yeah.

I thought it was a good thing, because I, like I really like the people that I know from Igalia.

Yeah.

Yeah, it's a, it's a...