Harry Tit worked on maintenance and stability improvements for the Wayland display server in the V-Sekai/godot repository, focusing on LinuxBSD compatibility. He addressed a compile-time issue related to DBus by introducing a conditional compilation directive, ensuring the build process succeeded even when DBus support was absent. This solution stabilized the LinuxBSD build path, reducing platform-specific failures and improving CI reliability. Harry applied his expertise in C++ development, cross-platform engineering, and system programming to preserve compatibility across Linux and BSD systems. The work demonstrated careful attention to platform differences and contributed to a more robust and maintainable codebase.