April 2026 (2026-04): Linux VT handling in canonical/mir improved reliability by fixing restoration after Mir VT activation, expanding test coverage, and enhancing diagnostics. Delivered targeted changes to VT activation/restore/teardown flow to ensure the previous VT is reliably restored, added emphasis on preventing regressions through tests, and reinforced kernel- and DRM-related sequencing for GPU re-mastering during acquire. Result is reduced downtime, fewer blank-screen scenarios, and improved maintainability for Linux deployments.

May 2025 monthly summary for canonical/snapd focusing on feature delivery and workflow improvements. Highlights include expanded hardware compatibility with ttyMAX devices in the serial-port interface and a streamlined signing workflow via a timestamp update feature. No explicit major bug fixes were recorded for this period in the provided data. Overall, the month delivered concrete functional improvements with positive business impact and strengthened technical practices.