That's a nice change of history. Canonical was behind Wayland. They secretly (for 6-9 months) started working on Mir. This while they said they'd do various amo

That's a nice change of history. Canonical was behind Wayland. They secretly (for 6-9 months) started working on Mir. This while they said they'd do various amount of work on Wayland. Up to that point they publicly said Wayland is the next thing. After 6-9 they revealed what they worked upon and made loads of incorrect statements about Wayland. Obviously this resulted in pretty harsh response. Wayland is quite usable in Fedora as well as various other distributions, so your "never go beyond talk": eh? This while Canonical delayed Wayland by not announcing they wouldn't help out with Wayland anymore.