Fedora 41 drops X11, GNOME loses director, Copilot lawsuit dismissed: Linux & Open Source News

Summary

El script del video cubre múltiples temas del mundo de Linux y el software de código abierto. Destaca la eliminación de X11 en la instalación predeterminada de Fedora 41, la desestimación parcial de una demanda contra GitHub Copilot y noticias sobre el sistema operativo Cosmic. Se menciona la salida del director ejecutivo de la Fundación GNOME, Holly Millán, y se habla de las mejoras en GNOME 47, incluyendo la implementación de Inter como fuente predeterminada y mejoras HDR. También se discuten el caso legal en curso contra herramientas de IA y la resistencia de Apple a la apertura de su plataforma a tiendas de aplicaciones de terceros.

Takeaways

• 🐧 Fedora 41 dejará de incluir X11 en la instalación por defecto, lo que significa que Wayland será la opción predeterminada.
• 📖 Parte de una demanda contra GitHub Copilot fue desestimada por un juez en California, pero la cuestión de si infringe las licencias de código abierto sigue en curso.
• 🌌 Se ha informado sobre avances en el desarrollo de Cosmic, incluyendo la capacidad de estilo de ventanas inactivas y la adición de un cambio de ventana ALT/Super Tab.
• 🎨 GNOME podría cambiar su fuente predeterminada de Cantarell a Inter, una fuente mantenida y utilizada en otros proyectos de escritorio.
• 🔒 Proton lanzó una nueva herramienta llamada Proton Docs, un procesador de texto en línea colaborativo y completamente cifrado.
• 👩‍💼 Holly Millán, directora ejecutiva de la Fundación GNOME, dimitió después de menos de un año, dejando a Richard Leow como director interino.
• 🔄 Se resolvieron varios problemas de compatibilidad y se agregaron mejoras de rendimiento en el compositor de Cosmic,受益于多hilo y soporte para configuraciones de múltiples monitores.
• 📝 Se añadió una página de configuración para atajos de teclado en Cosmic, lo que aumentará la personalización y la eficiencia del usuario.
• 🛑 Una demanda en curso contra las herramientas de IA, como GitHub Copilot, cuestiona si estas pueden utilizar el código abierto sin respetar sus licencias.
• 🕹️ Valve mejoró la función de edición de clips en Steam Beta, facilitando la selección y edición de grabaciones de juegos.
• 💾 Bottles, la aplicación para ejecutar programas de Windows en Linux, recibió actualizaciones que incluyen soporte para la última versión de DXVK y mejoras en rendimiento.

Q & A

¿Qué cambio significativo se está realizando en Fedora 41 con respecto a X11?

Fedora 41 dejará de incluir X11 en la instalación por defecto, optando por Wayland únicamente para el soporte de Gnome.

¿Qué ha sido del juicio contra GitHub Copilot por su uso de código de código abierto?

Un juez en California ha desestimado parte de la demanda de grupo contra GitHub Copilot, pero permite que la parte que alega la violación de las licencias de código abierto proceda.

¿Qué herramienta nueva ha lanzado Proton y cómo se relaciona con Google Docs?

Proton ha lanzado Proton Docs, una procesadora de texto en línea de colaboración que es completamente cifrada y accesible desde cualquier cuenta de Proton, incluyendo cuentas gratuitas.

¿Qué cambios significativos se esperan en GNOME 47?

GNOME 47 incluirá mejoras relacionadas con el uso de HDR, una implementación de Nautilus como selector de archivos, y una propuesta para una interfaz común para bibliotecas de widgets de escritorios.

¿Cuál es la situación actual de Holly Millison con respecto a la Fundación GNOME?

Holly Millison dejará su posición como director ejecutivo de la Fundación GNOME después de menos de un año, dejando a Richard Leow como director interino.

¿Qué es Cosmic y qué noticias hay sobre su desarrollo?

Cosmic es un escritorio en desarrollo que está cerca de lanzar su alpha. Ha agregado características como el estilo de ventanas inactivas y un paginador de ventanas.

¿Qué actualizaciones ha recibido DXVK y cómo afectan a los juegos de DirectX?

DXVK ha recibido una actualización que incluye soporte para DirectX 8, mejorando así la compatibilidad y el rendimiento de juegos antiguos y recientes que utilizan DirectX 11.

¿Cómo ha mejorado Valve la función de grabación de juegos en su última versión beta de Steam?

Valve ha mejorado la edición de clips, permitiendo agregar marcadores, decidir el inicio y fin de un clip, y guardar un fotograma específico como captura de pantalla de Steam.

¿Qué es Bottles y qué mejoras incluye su última versión?

Bottles es una aplicación que permite crear prefijos automáticos para Wine y ejecutar programas de Windows en Linux. Su última versión incluye soporte para la última versión de DXVK y mejoras en el rendimiento y manejo de la verificación de seguridad.

¿Qué conflicto ha surgido entre Apple y Epic Games con respecto a la tienda de aplicaciones de Epic Games en iOS?

Apple rechazó inicialmente la aplicación de la tienda de Epic Games en iOS argumentando que el botón de instalación era demasiado similar al de la App Store de Apple, pero después de que EpicGames se quejó públicamente, Apple permitió la aplicación.

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Outlines

00:00

😀 Cambios en el mundo de Linux y open source

El episodio comienza con una discusión sobre los eventos recientes en la comunidad Linux y open source, incluyendo la decisión de Fedora de no incluir X11 en la instalación predeterminada de Fedora 41, la desestimación de una demanda contra GitHub Copilot y noticias sobre Cosmic. Se menciona el patrocinio del video por Proton, una suite de herramientas de privacidad que incluye Proton Docs, un procesador de texto en línea colaborativo cifrado. Además, se discute la implementación de Wayland como la interfaz por defecto en GNOME, lo que podría traer algunos problemas de compatibilidad pero también mejoras significativas en la sincronización y compatibilidad con drivers de NVIDIA.

05:01

😔 Renuncia de la directora ejecutiva de la Fundación GNOME

Se informa sobre la salida inminente de Holly Millán de su posición como directora ejecutiva de la Fundación GNOME, después de menos de un año en el cargo. Se destaca su contribución a la organización, incluyendo la estabilización financiera y la identificación de nuevas vías de financiamiento. Se menciona que Richard Leow se convertirá en director interino y que se buscará un director ejecutivo permanente después de la conferencia Guadec. El narrador expresa su apreciación por el trabajo de Millán y su deseo de que la Fundación encuentre un sucesor capaz de liderar la organización por un período más prolongado.

10:03

🚀 Progresos en Cosmic y GNOME 47

Se detallan los avances en el desarrollo de Cosmic, que está cerca de lanzar su alpha y cuenta con nuevas características como el resaltado de ventanas inactivas y la personalización de atajos de teclado. También se mencionan mejoras en el soporte para monitores múltiples y tasas de refresco más altas. Se habla de las mejoras en GNOME 47, incluida la posible sustitución de la fuente por defecto por Inter, mejoras relacionadas con HDR y el progreso en la implementación de Nautilus como selector de archivos y características de atajos de teclado globales. El narrador destaca la gran cantidad de cambios en GNOME 47 y las versiones futuras, lo que sugiere un lanzamiento significativo en comparación con versiones anteriores con cambios menores.

15:04

🤖 Implicaciones legales para las herramientas de IA

Se discute una demanda en curso contra herramientas de IA como GitHub Copilot, centrada en su uso de código open source para entrenar el asistente. Aunque se desestimó una parte de la demanda basada en la enriquecimiento injusto de Microsoft, se permite continuar con la parte que alega la violación de licencias open source. Esto podría tener consecuencias significativas para las herramientas de IA, incluyendo la posibilidad de que se requiera que el código generado por estas herramientas sea open source o que se incluyan largas listas de reconocimientos en los proyectos que utilizan dicho código.

🛠️ Actualizaciones técnicas y mejoras en juegos

Se mencionan actualizaciones técnicas, como la versión 2.4 de DXVK, que ahora soporta DirectX 8 y mejora la compatibilidad y el rendimiento de juegos antiguos y recientes. También se habla de Bottles, una aplicación para ejecutar programas de Windows en Linux, que incluye soporte para la última versión de DXVK y mejoras en el rendimiento y la seguridad. Además, se discuten mejoras en la función de grabación de clips de Steam, que ahora permite editar clips de juego de manera más eficiente y guardar frames específicos como capturas de pantalla.

👍 Apoyo a Tuxedo Computers y cierre del video

El video concluye con un agradecimiento por el patrocinio de Tuxedo Computers, una empresa que ofrece dispositivos con Linux preinstalado y compatibles con una amplia gama de distribuciones y hardware. El narrador comparte su experiencia positiva con los productos de Tuxedo y anima a los espectadores a explorar las opciones de la empresa a través del enlace proporcionado. Finalmente, se cierra el video con una invitación a suscriptores a activar las notificaciones y a considerar el apoyo del canal a través de donaciones mensuales.

Keywords

💡Fedora

Fedora es una distribución de Linux conocida por su enfoque en la innovación y la incorporación de tecnologías nuevas. En el video, se menciona que Fedora 41 dejará de incluir X11 en la instalación predeterminada, lo que indica un cambio hacia una experiencia de usuario más moderna y basada en Wayland.

💡X11

X11, también conocido como el servidor de ventanas de UNIX, es un sistema de visualización gráfico que ha sido estándar en muchas distribuciones de Linux durante décadas. En el contexto del video, X11 está siendo eliminado de la instalación predeterminada de Fedora 41 en favor de Wayland.

💡Wayland

Wayland es un protocolo de compositor de ventanas que busca ser una alternativa a X11, ofreciendo una arquitectura más moderna y eficiente. El video destaca que Fedora 41 adoptará Wayland como su interfaz de visualización predeterminada, lo que podría mejorar la experiencia del usuario y la estabilidad de la plataforma.

💡GitHub Copilot

GitHub Copilot es una herramienta de inteligencia artificial que ayuda a los desarrolladores a escribir código más rápido completando fragmentos de código automáticamente. El video menciona un pleito legal en su contra, lo que refleja las preocupaciones sobre la propiedad intelectual y el uso de código abierto en la entrenamiento de AI.

💡GNOME

GNOME es un entorno de escritorio de Linux y una colección de aplicaciones de oficina y utilidades. El video habla sobre la renuncia de la directora ejecutiva del Fondo GNOME, Holly Millea, y cómo su trayectoria en la organización ha influido en el futuro del proyecto.

💡Cosmic

Cosmic es un entorno de escritorio en desarrollo que se menciona en el video por sus avances, como el soporte para el estilo de ventanas inactivas y la adición de nuevas funcionalidades. Estas mejoras sugieren que Cosmic está progresando hacia su lanzamiento y atraer la atención de la comunidad de Linux.

💡Proton

Proton es una suite de herramientas de privacidad que se menciona como patrocinador del video. Ofrece servicios como correo electrónico, almacenamiento en línea, calendarios, contactos, VPN y contraseñas, todos ellos encriptados de extremo a extremo para garantizar la privacidad del usuario.

💡DXVK

DXVK es una capa de traducción que permite a los juegos de DirectX se ejecuten en Linux a través de Vulkan. El video destaca una actualización de DXVK que agrega soporte para DirectX 8, lo que mejora la compatibilidad y el rendimiento de juegos antiguos y recientes en la plataforma Linux.

💡Steam

Steam es una plataforma de distribución de juegos digitales y también se menciona en el video por sus características de grabación de juegos mejoradas en su versión beta. Estas mejoras incluyen funciones de edición de clips y advertencias de grabación, lo que demuestra el compromiso de Steam con la experiencia del usuario en Linux.

💡Bottles

Bottles es una aplicación que permite a los usuarios de Linux ejecutar programas de Windows sin tener que instalar Wine de forma manual. El video menciona una nueva versión de Bottles con soporte para la última versión de DXVK y mejoras en el rendimiento y la seguridad.

💡Tuxedo Computers

Tuxedo Computers es una marca que se menciona en el video por su línea de dispositivos informáticos que se ejecutan con Linux de fábrica. Ofrecen una amplia gama de opciones de hardware y personalización, y son compatibles con una variedad de distribuciones Linux, lo que los hace atractivos para los usuarios que buscan una alternativa a las soluciones de hardware propietarias.

Highlights

Fedora 41 will drop X11 from the default install, making Wayland the default display server for GNOME.

A lawsuit against GitHub Copilot for its use of open-source code was partially dismissed by a California judge.

Holly Milley, the GNOME Foundation's director, is leaving after less than a year; Richard Leow becomes interim director.

Cosmic desktop is nearing its alpha release with only 20 issues left to resolve.

Proton, a suite of privacy-focused tools, has launched Proton Docs, an encrypted collaborative online word processor.

GNOME 47 is set to include significant changes, such as a new default font, Inter, replacing Cantarell.

GNOME 47 will also feature HDR-related improvements and a new file chooser implementation.

A class-action lawsuit against GitHub Copilot for breaching open-source licenses will proceed to court.

Epic Games' attempt to put their App Store on iOS faced rejection from Apple due to design similarities.

DXVK, a translation layer for DirectX, has been updated to support DirectX 8, improving compatibility and performance.

Bottles, an app for running Windows programs on Linux, has been updated with support for the latest DXVK version.

Steam's game recording feature has been refined with improved clip editing and a warning for background recording.

Tuxedo Computers offers a range of Linux-compatible devices, from laptops to workstations.

The GNOME Foundation is searching for a permanent executive director after Holly Milley's departure.

Cosmic desktop has added new features including styling inactive windows and a settings page for keyboard shortcuts.

GNOME 47's changes mark a significant departure from minor updates in previous versions.

Transcripts

and to thing that my friends always ask

me if there's enough to talk about in

the Linux and open source World well

yeah because this week we've got Fedora

dropping X11 out of the default install

for Fedora 41 we've got the big part of

a lawsuit against GitHub co-pilot being

dismissed by a judge in California and

we also have some more news about Cosmic

we've got gnome losing the gnome

foundation's director Holly million who

leaves after less than a year and a

bunch of other things including this

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respectful solution so after gnome

announced that they could now be built

without X11 dependencies it was

inevitable Fedora 41 will ship with

Wayland only the install media will not

contain X11 support for Gnome meaning

the default install will be whand only

for now X11 support remains in the

repost you will still be able to install

it if you are experiencing issues with

whand these issues should be lessened

significantly because well you now have

explicit sync support in Gnome and the

latest NVIDIA drivers but there could be

some compatibility problems here and

there for various applications so people

who need X11 can still get it and of

course people who are upgrading from

Fedora 40 will keep their XL session

installed it will not be removed in the

process obviously at some point this

won't be possible in Fedora anymore it

will be completely impossible to use X11

but you probably have two or three

versions still uh before that happens

personally I am all for this deprecation

process Fedora has always been the place

to do this kind of stuff and the more

people use whan by default the more bug

reports are going to flow in and the

better whan we'll get with more users

and more more things being fixed and of

course you will always have plenty of

other distributions who keep supporting

X11 for probably a decade so yeah it's

not really harming anyone's experience

here now on The Gnome side of things it

looks like holy Millions tenure as the

executive director of The Gnome

Foundation won't have been a very long

one totaling 10 months the foundation

announced that she would leave with

Richard leow becoming interim director

for the time being Holly will leave on

the 31st of July and she says she's

really proud of what she's been able to

accomplish which for such a short time

seems to be quite a lot she made sure

that the foundation has a nice plan for

the future she made sure that the books

are Balan that the foundation is not

hemorrhaging cash anymore and she found

a bunch of potential funding Avenues as

well she will apparently leave to pursue

a PhD in Psychology and running her own

private practice and judging from the

foundation's communicate there doesn't

seem to be a further reason than that

the new director Richard L hour

apparently has a lot of experience in

open source as a contributor and at a

few more leadership positions as well

the foundation will start looking for a

permanent executive director and they

will announce their choice after guadec

and I am 100% certain that some people

in the Linux or open source Community

will spend that as some kind of drama as

it was inevitable she wasn't qualified

but from where I stand holly leaves the

gnome foundation in a better place than

what she found it on so I think she did

a good job and hopefully the G

Foundation manages to find a new

director that can keep writing the ship

for maybe a bit longer this time now we

also have some news about Cosmic they

apparently only have 20 issues to

resolve before the alpha is out so it is

pretty damn close they have a few more

features to share as well notably

styling inactive windows with specific

colors so it is more obvious what is

currently in focus and what isn't they

also have a settings page to configure

keyboard shortcuts something plenty of

people will be very happy about and they

added an ALT tab or super tab window

switching feature as well display

mirroring is Now supported the panel now

has an overflow section when there are

too many applications or applets in

there they fixed a lot of bugs related

to gaming and a few performance issues

as well and their compositor is now

multi-threaded so it should perform

better with multi monitor setups and

when using High refresh rates and they

also apparently have a bunch of

thirdparty contributions lending in

Cosmic which bodess well for the future

of this desktop if there are already

people contributing improving it and

creating thirdparty applications even

before Cosmic is out I think it's a good

sign I will start toying with Cosmic

before the alpha is out just to like

maybe prepare the video I'm going to

make about it of course it won't be a

full review because it is an alpha they

are going to be bugs I will only judge

the features that are available and how

well I think they measure up compared to

other desktops now speaking of desktops

gnom 47 has a lot of stuff coming on top

of accent colors and a bunch of things I

already discussed in previous episodes

first the default font will very likely

be replaced

by inter gnome has been using the contel

font for about 14 years although some

dros already replaced it like obuntu for

example the issue is counter L is

unmaintained which for a font is more

problematic than you'd think because it

means potential problems in different

languages can be reported and they just

won't be fixed inter on the other hand

is maintained and already used in

elementaryos and other projects it's

also completely open source so that nice

and also it's the font I've been using

in Gnome and KDE for I think the past

four years it's pretty nice so the

change is undergoing testing and it

might not be voted on in the end if

issues arise they are also experimenting

with the font size they should use with

inter gnome 47 will also have some HDR

related improvements they already have

an experimental HDR property that lets

you test a few modes but as far as I

know this hasn't really evolved since

gnome 44 in Gnome 47 they have merged a

7-month old merge request which lets

mutter The Gnome compositor just display

HDR and SDR content side by side on top

of that they have completed the

implementation of Nautilus as the file

Chooser the implementation of the global

keyboard shortcuts feature is moving

along nicely with a first draft

implementation for lib portal the

notification portal spec is being

implemented as we speak with a first

merge request close to completion and

there's a proposal to have a common

interface for platform libraries like

advita or Granite from Elementary OS so

any desktop could plug into gtk with

their own widget library that is a

pretty big set of changes for Gnome 47

and also a pretty big set of changes

lined up for the future versions as well

this is not going to be like gnome 45 or

46 where there were just very minor

features this one is going to be big and

of course I'll cover it in a video I

think it will be in September when it

releases now we have some news in the

ongoing lawsuits against AI tools at

least in the US GitHub and Microsoft had

been sued over GitHub co-pilot and its

use of Open Source Code to train the

assistant a judge in San Francisco

dismissed part of this class action

lawsuit because the plaintiffs

Apparently failed to establish that

Microsoft unjustly enriched themselves

by by using their code and thus these

developers are not eligible for damages

on that specific basis but there's

another part that will be allowed to

proceed the claim that GitHub co-pilot

breaches The open- Source licenses of

the code it used which might in the end

be the more important part this can now

go to court meaning that there is a

chance that AI tools might have to

follow attribution and Licensing rights

even for just using material to train

the AI this could potentially result in

all the codes generated by these tools

to be made open source under a license

or another or maybe people who use codes

generated using copilot would have to

include in their project a link to an

insanely long list of acknowledgements

to mention everyone whose code copilot

used to train itself none of this would

be very practical though and I for one

I'm really glad that this part of the

lawsuit wasn't just dismissed out of

hand because we need to know if an AI

using publicly available material has

the right to do so to train itself or if

it has to follow and respect all the

licenses attached to this content this

is a very important part of whether AI

can keep existing as it is or needs to

start paying people for their content so

I hope this goes to court I hope this is

a ruling in favor of creators and not AI

developers but we'll see I don't know I

don't make the rules now as the EU

forced Apple to open an iOS to third

party stores it looks like they're not

going down without a fight epic games

have been trying to put their App Store

on iOS for a while now but it looks like

apple found some weird ways to reject

the app the latest being because the

install button on the epic games store

was too similar to the one from the

Apple store which well how many ways are

there to create a flat colored button

with the install text written on it

really apart from changing the color

now the inapp purchases button was also

apparently too similar fortunately after

epic complained publicly Apple decided

to let the store pass anyway probably

because they're already Under Fire from

the EU for the various limitations and

terms of services for the apps that want

to escape the App Store with a fee

structure that is completely insane they

probably decided it wasn't worth

fighting something that was going to

happen anyway and then Tim Sweeney the

CEO of game said that Apple told them

that this approval of their epic store

was only temporary and that they would

still have to change these buttons in

their next update and if you've watched

the channel for a while you know I'm not

a big fan of epic games because while

they profess being on the side of the

customer they apply restrictions to

customer Choice by signing exclusivity

deals which is exactly the kind of stuff

that they say is bad when it comes from

other actors so they're pretty

hypocritical about all of this but Apple

really needs to stop with this kind of

trying to grasp at the last draws of

their control it doesn't work they've

lost this battle unless epic games

absolutely copies the entire design of

an app listing of the app store which

yes would be misleading and would not be

a good thing it's an install button let

people make an install button that looks

like what your platform professes and

your platform guidelines you've lost the

battle Apple stop it it's done okay

let's finish this with the gaming news

first dxvk got a new update version 2.4

and it now brings in support for

directex 8 this means that this

translation layer now handles DirectX 8

9 10 and 11 games with directex 12 games

being handled by vkd3d or vkd3d proton

the net benefit is that you're Now using

Vulcan to render these games instead of

using the usual wine d3d back end which

as far as I know used open GL and had

way worse compatibility and performance

the xvk now includes the ability to

automatically cap A Game's fps to the

refresh rate of your display to make

sure that things are rendered smoothly

and they also improved dxvk native which

is a port of dxvk that lets developers

use it without using wine so they can

Port the games to Linux more easily

without having to rewrite for example

the DirectX rendering backend they just

have to compile the executable for Linux

and they can keep using the direct text

back end because dxvk will translate it

properly there are also some

improvements to memory usage Improvement

to AMD GPU support and some game

specific fixes notably for Guild Wars 2

prototype Star Citizen and more so

basically it's much better performance

for older DirectX 8 titles but it's also

better performance for relatively recent

games because most games released today

still kind of have a DirectX 11 back end

because not every GP supports directx12

fully even now we also have a new

version of bottles the app that lets you

automatically create prefixes for wine

and running Windows programs on Linux in

this version they added support for the

latest version of dxvk that I just

talked about they also improve

performance of the entire app through

better handling of the virtual C driv

that bottles creates for each program

and you will also get an option to skip

the check some verification process if

you want to install things faster at the

expense of security menu entries for

programs installed with bottles should

also only appear when the executable is

actually available which should help

with cleaning up when you're removing

programs to avoid having leftover

launchers that will clutter your menu

and don't have anything to launch and

valve is also refining their game

recording feature in the latest Steam

beta the clip editing feature has been

improved to make it easier to play

something back to add markers to the

timeline and to decide where the clip

begins and where it ends you will also

be able to save a specific frame of a

clip as a steam screenshot and you will

now get a warning if game recording was

turned off to prioritize broadcasting

the minimum background recording time

has also been increased to 15 minutes

this feature is apparently still not

Hardware accelerated when using an

Nvidia GPU which probably makes the

solution less appealing than using OBS

for NVIDIA users but it is shaping up

nicely for everyone else if you had

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