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Igalia is the real deal. Many companies that want bugs fixed or features added to web browsers hire Igalia to make those changes. They also maintain WebKit on L
by jitl 2y ago
Igalia is the real deal. Many companies that want bugs fixed or features added to web browsers hire Igalia to make those changes. They also maintain WebKit on Linux (gtk and wpe) https://planet.igalia.com/webkit/ https://planet.igalia.com/webkit/
- mmastrac 2y agoYeah. I got to see Andy Wingo's work on a V8 feature and it was an impressive piece of work.
- topspin 2y agoThat's interesting. One wonders what their future looks like after Google divests Chrome. Good to see that the knowledge base isn't entirely confined within Google.
- barkingcat 2y agoIgalia is self directed and one of the few organizations I can see taking on technical leadership of the entire chromium project if/when Google divests Chrome. The technical talent at Igalia runs deep.
- qingcharles 2y agoChrome will still be the #1 browser, and corps will still want features added, so they'll be good for a while I think.
- topspin 2y agoSure. My thinking is this is a big opportunity.
- lawik 2y agoYeah, been seeing their site a lot when setting up cog and weston for an embedded kiosk thing. Also met a bunch of them at the OpennSource Summit in Vienna. Every now and then you run into these small-ish expert consultancies that actually are the force behind a lot of open source. They seem awesome.
- LeFantome 2y agoThey also employ the main dev for Chimera Linux: https://chimera-linux.org/ https://chimera-linux.org/
- elcritch 2y agoFirst I heard of it but Chimera sounds very interesting from an IoT / Embedded Linux perspective. I've been looking for a while for Linux distro that's easy to build from scratch and customizable.