i can see why you would think that based on the language, but it was very contextual. it was fedora vs ubuntu - gnome, wayland and systemd had their equivalent

i can see why you would think that based on the language, but it was very contextual. it was fedora vs ubuntu - gnome, wayland and systemd had their equivalents in ubuntu (unity, mir and upstart) which lost the battle. Ubuntu then adopted the winners. I meant that specifically - not a general comment across Linux