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Perhaps it just seems like a stepping stone like "they took my remote execution with local display and i didn't say a word... (etc)"
by th0ma5 16y ago
Perhaps it just seems like a stepping stone like "they took my remote execution with local display and i didn't say a word... (etc)"
- wmf 16y agoWayland can be network-transparent (eventually), so that's not relevant. In general, I don't see any connection between Wayland and DRM.
- chc 16y agoYou should generally treat any slippery-slope arguments — whether from your own mind or others — with a lot of skepticism. Just about anything can be said to be a slippery slope toward just about anything else (see also: Godwin's Law), so which slippery slopes you believe in has more to do with your own biases than any practical concerns. Unless the connection is very clear (which the connection between "remote execution with local display" and "DRM" is not), arguments like this will rightly be met with a lot of skepticism.
- burgerbrain 16y agoThat is a legitimate argument against Wayland. There's no reason to weaken it by trying unclearly to tie that to DRM.