XDC 2023 To Provide Update On AMD HDR For The Steam Deck, Rusticl & Wine Wayland

Written by Michael Larabel in X.Org on 20 September 2023 at 10:29 AM EDT. 9 Comments
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There's just under one month to go now until the X.Org Developers' Conference (XDC) returns to A Coruña, Spain for the annual development conference focused on open-source graphics drivers (Mesa), Wayland, and related Linux display/graphics infrastructure although the X.Org Server itself hasn't received much attention in recent years. Here's a look at some of the planned talks for the exciting XDC 2023.

The great folks at Igalia are again organizing XDC Spain. An initial conference schedule has been published for XDC 2023 and some of the most interesting talks include:

- Two talks around AMD color management and specifically around the Steam Deck. Melissa Wen is talking about color management while Joshua Ashton is focusing on HDR aspects with Gamescope / SteamOS on the Steam Deck.

- Faith Ekstrand is providing a status update on the NVK open-source Nouveau Vulkan driver. Ekstrand is also hosting a talk on writing shader compilers in Rust.

- An update on the Linux open-source graphics driver support for the Apple Silicon by the Asahi Linux project.

- An update on the Raspberry Pi graphics driver stack with OpenGL and Vulkan drivers in Mesa.

- Karol Herbst will be providing an update on Rusticl as the Rust-written OpenCL driver for Mesa.

- Porting DRM kernel drivers to Rust.

- The current state of the Wayland driver for Wine.

- The state of the Vulkan Video ecosystem.

The full schedule for XDC 2023 can be found via the FreeDesktop.org event site. Stay tuned to Phoronix for coverage of XDC 2023 that runs from 17 to 19 October in A Coruña.
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