Changelog
All notable changes to this presentation are documented here.
Versions follow the slide-set release pattern:
vMAJOR.MINOR.
v0.3 — 2026-05-28
SPRIND Funke + wwWallet integration. Reframed the
deck around the observation that BMI’s mobile-app-only design is one
choice among several that Germany itself prototyped — and that a
Linux-compatible web wallet (wwWallet) was demonstrated at the German
federal innovation agency’s own EUDI Wallet competition.
- New slide Two Tracks of German Wallet Work establishes the
framing early: SPRIND ran a 15-month exploration competition (2024–2025)
that closed before BMI’s production wallet ships (November 2026)
- New section SPRIND Funke: The Prototype Competition
describes the three-stage open competition, funded and non-funded
tracks, jury, and the source artifacts at
gitlab.opencode.de/funke
- New slide Funke Finalists: Architectural Diversity shows
that three of four finalists built mobile-app wallets in the same shape
as BMI’s design and one (wwWallet) built a browser-based wallet
- New three-slide wwWallet arc: project overview and live
demo; WebAuthn PRF as the cryptographic replacement for Android Key
Attestation; what works on a Linux phone today
- All BMI-specific slides renamed to make scope explicit
(e.g. BMI’s Trust Chain instead of The Trust
Chain)
- Paths Forward rewritten to list wwWallet first (“Works
today: Yes”) and to order options by political rather than engineering
cost
- Summary rewritten around “the architecture problem is
solved already; what remains is policy”
- References expanded with wwWallet repos, SPRIND Funke pages,
openCode funke gitlab, and WebAuthn Level 3 spec
- 4 wwWallet repositories registered as git submodules
v0.2 — 2026-05-25
Polish, accuracy, and accessibility pass.
- Hyperlinks rendered in NavyBlue with a small superscript ↗ to mark
external destinations (applies automatically to every
[text](url))
- Summary slide split into Layered Picture and
Takeaway to fix page-22 content cutoff in the previous
release
- Takeaway reworded from “the good news” to a more sober formulation
acknowledging that policy/implementation blockers are no easier to shift
than technical ones
- All references to BMI architecture v0.7.0 updated to v0.9.1
- Title page expanded with Mastodon URL and project repository
URL
- Build pipeline (meson + Pandoc Beamer with lualatex) and GitLab CI
release flow added in companion infrastructure commits
v0.1 — 2026-05-23
Initial release. First public version of the slide
set.
- Coverage: EUDI Wallet overview, eIDAS 2.0 mandate and timeline,
actor landscape, BMI’s trust chain and key architecture (local and
remote WSCD), three blockers for Linux phones, Waydroid and ATL
analysis, paths forward (RWSCD policy relaxation, web wallet), and
references
- Warsaw Beamer theme with DejaVu Sans via lualatex
- Author block, CC BY-SA 4.0 disclaimer, and Discussion slide