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"Miri" (the plural of mir) derives from the Russian for "world"; and "way" is for Wayland, a protocol used by graphical shells (not the craftsman in European folklore). Together these make Miriway: an easy way to leverage the Mir compositor engine to build Wayland based desktop environments. There are many components to a desktop environment: backgrounds, panels, launchers, onscreen keyboards, notifications, etc. Miriway provides a Wayland compositor (which handles the display, input and window management) leaving the rest to be configured.

Whether you’re looking to migrate from proprietary solutions (like VMware), repatriate your workloads, or modernize your infrastructure with a cloud-native approach, Canonical’s open source infrastructure solutions give you efficiency and choice. Join us for live stream where you will learn how we jointly partner with our customers to build infrastructure platforms that are transforming the industry.

Charmed Kubeflow 1.10 is almost here! Join the live stream with Canonical’s team to get the latest news about the changes, features and integrations available. Together with Stefano Fioravanzo, Manos Vlassis and Kimonas Sotirchos from the product engineering team, we will go live to: Talk about the features from Kubeflow 1.10 Analyze the main differences between the upstream release and Canonical’s distribution.

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