Jpeg-XL makes use of Brotli, and once it hits 1.0 it will most likely be turned on by default in browsers and thus you will probably see a lot of jxl in the wild, particularly since it provides lossless recompression to…
Another strong feature is the great upgrade path from existing jpeg files, which can be losslessly recompressed into jpeg xl with an additional ~20% compression. At this point I don't really see a reason for AVIF,…
A very obvious one is that by adding another language, you are adding more complexity. It's not as if C is going to disappear from the kernel as it's something like 25 million lines of C code, and if Rust was to be…
Well, the author of FLIF/FUIF, Jon Sneyers, is actually a large contributor to Jpeg XL, and from what I've seen he thinks Jpeg XL is superior.
I doubt it will be enabled by default until it reaches version 1.0, it is currently at 0.3 IIRC
>Well, suppose there's a group of people saying that another group of people (which happens to include you) should be killed as soon as possible. But that is not protected free speech under the first amendment.
His own words: "I love the GPL and see it as a defining factor in the success of Linux" So I very much doubt he would license it under BSD or similar. Having said that, he has also stated that he is glad he stuck to…
Jpeg-XL makes use of Brotli, and once it hits 1.0 it will most likely be turned on by default in browsers and thus you will probably see a lot of jxl in the wild, particularly since it provides lossless recompression to…
Another strong feature is the great upgrade path from existing jpeg files, which can be losslessly recompressed into jpeg xl with an additional ~20% compression. At this point I don't really see a reason for AVIF,…
A very obvious one is that by adding another language, you are adding more complexity. It's not as if C is going to disappear from the kernel as it's something like 25 million lines of C code, and if Rust was to be…
Well, the author of FLIF/FUIF, Jon Sneyers, is actually a large contributor to Jpeg XL, and from what I've seen he thinks Jpeg XL is superior.
I doubt it will be enabled by default until it reaches version 1.0, it is currently at 0.3 IIRC
>Well, suppose there's a group of people saying that another group of people (which happens to include you) should be killed as soon as possible. But that is not protected free speech under the first amendment.
His own words: "I love the GPL and see it as a defining factor in the success of Linux" So I very much doubt he would license it under BSD or similar. Having said that, he has also stated that he is glad he stuck to…