fromTheregister3 weeks agoWayback 0.1 debuts as early Wayland server for X11 diehardsWayback 0.1, a preliminary Wayland display server, aims to support Xwayland but is still in early-stage development with many features incomplete.
Software developmentfromTheregister1 month agoWayback: A Wayland replacement for the whole X11 serverWayback creates an X compatibility layer to run X desktop environments on Wayland.
Canada newsfromBoston.com1 month agoOver 100 unopened packages turn up in a MetroWest dumpsterWayland police investigate over 100 dumped packages linked to delivery complaints and potential scams.
fromTheregister1 month agoCosmoe: New C++ toolkit for building native Wayland appsCosmoe offers a lightweight, mature C++ UI library for Wayland, despite being a newly announced project.
fromZDNET1 month agoAppleX11's dying days mean you'll be forced to switch to WaylandWayland is set to become the default display server for Linux as GNOME plans to fully remove X11 support in upcoming releases.
fromTechzine Global3 months agoAppleUbuntu 25.10 'Questing Quokka' comes with GNOME 49Ubuntu 25.10, codenamed 'Questing Quokka', will feature GNOME 49, enhanced accessibility, and NVIDIA Wayland improvements.This release precedes the significant LTS version set for 26.04.
fromTheregister1 month agoKDE Plasma 6.4 ships with major usability improvementsKDE Plasma 6.4.0 introduces enhanced window tiling capabilities, improved accessibility features, and refinements in dark mode, furthering its evolution as a leading desktop.Graphic design
fromTheregister2 months agoNon-profit organizationsUbuntu 25.10 and Fedora 43 to drop X11 in GNOME editions
fromTheregister2 months agoNon-profit organizationsUbuntu 25.10 and Fedora 43 to drop X11 in GNOME editions
fromZDNET4 months agoFedora 42's big upgrade delivers new spins for COSMIC and KDE Plasma - and much moreFedora 42 features a native Wayland installer, updates in desktop environments, and performance improvements with kernel 6.14.New spins for KDE Plasma and COSMIC expand its versatility.