Mir 2.26 Begins Working On Rust-Based Input Platform
Canonical today released Mir 2.26 as the newest feature release for this compositor for building Wayland-based shells. Notable with Mir 2.26 is a Rust-based input platform is in development as part of their broader effort for bringing Rust code into Mir.
A Rust-based input platform is in development for Mir but not yet enabled by default. This Rust-based input platform is being used to "proves our strategy for integrating Rust code into Mir."
There is wayland-rs as part of this for starting to implement a Wayland front-end in the Rust programming language.
Mir 2.26 also brings working support for the ext_image_copy_capture_v1 protocol and draft input-trigger protocols support.
The Mir 2.26 release announcement can be read on the Ubuntu Discourse while the Mir code can be downloaded from GitHub.
A Rust-based input platform is in development for Mir but not yet enabled by default. This Rust-based input platform is being used to "proves our strategy for integrating Rust code into Mir."
There is wayland-rs as part of this for starting to implement a Wayland front-end in the Rust programming language.
Mir 2.26 also brings working support for the ext_image_copy_capture_v1 protocol and draft input-trigger protocols support.
The Mir 2.26 release announcement can be read on the Ubuntu Discourse while the Mir code can be downloaded from GitHub.