What Canopia Is
A desktop shell is easy to notice when it gets in the way. Canopia is an attempt to build one that earns its place on the screen.
Hey, I'm Marco.
Developer from Italy. I build audio software, contribute to open source, and craft adaptive desktop experiences.
Contributions
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Recent Posts
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SHIFT: How a Shell Becomes Convergent
A look at the architecture beneath SHIFT's convergence mode: one configuration flag, a dozen listeners, and what it actually takes to make a phone shell turn into a desktop without restarting.
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SHIFT: The Third Time I Tried Convergence
A personal note on why I forked Plasma Mobile, what SHIFT does, and why convergence is finally feasible after thirteen years of waiting for the substrate to catch up.
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The Compositor as a Contract
WEFT OS — Post 4 of 10. Why a Wayland compositor is an authority boundary, and why WEFT treats it as a security contract before it is architecture.
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Why Servo, and Why Now
WEFT OS — Post 3 of 10. Why Servo is a foundation choice, what it implies, and what it costs.