TechQuiet 2d · day 3
Igalia marks 25 years as worker-owned open-source consultancy
The Spanish firm celebrates a quarter-century of upstream contributions to WebKit, Linux kernel, and other major FOSS projects.
What to know
- Igalia, a worker-owned cooperative, marks 25 years of contributing to upstream FOSS projects including WebKit, Linux kernel, and major open-source infrastructure.
- The firm's model funds contributions through client contracts for feature development and improvements, ensuring code benefits the broader community after project completion.
- Major contributions span across browser rendering, system-level scheduling, graphics drivers, and accessibility tools used across mobile platforms and Linux systems.
“Our customers ship products built on code that nobody has to maintain alone, and everyone else gets the same code. That has been the arrangement from the start.”
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Igalia Worker-owned open-source consulting cooperative
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Igalia announces 25-year milestone in upstream FOSS contributions
The open-source consulting firm celebrated two and a half decades of work on upstream projects for clients, with a project list spanning WebKit, Linux kernel CPU and GPU scheduling, 3D graphics drivers, the Orca screen reader, and GStreamer.
“What they get from us is not a patch to carry forever. We do the work upstream, in the project itself, so it arrives in the next release and keeps working long after the contract ends.”
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