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The blogpost cited by Chris angered me so much! Author at first glance appears as just a user and developer on Linux, in fact they are a full blown Fedora-GNOME
by foul 3y ago
The blogpost cited by Chris angered me so much! Author at first glance appears as just a user and developer on Linux, in fact they are a full blown Fedora-GNOME-Wayland follower and what I read was a Fedora advertising piece.
Since the inception of systemd (but this trend is older than systemd, take for example Ulrich Drepper's work on glibc) I tend to notice a pattern, and they are the same as the Apple fanboy stereotype (an endangered specie nowadays).
However they (oro) made me discover that emulated input arrived on Wayland, so we are nearing the moment where Wayland protocols and overlays ("portals") can reach (through some hacks) real feature parity with Xorg, EFL[1] and Arcan.
[1] Enlightenment, despite all its defects in DX, has a standalone compositor that draws on direct KMS
- lolinder 3y ago> Author at first glance appears as just a user and developer on Linux, in fact they are a full blown Fedora-GNOME-Wayland follower and what I read was a Fedora advertising piece. I'm assuming you're talking about [0], but I can't for the life of me figure out why you say this. It doesn't mention Fedora once! > Since the inception of systemd (but this trend is older than systemd, take for example Ulrich Drepper's work on glibc) I tend to notice a pattern, and they are the same as the Apple fanboy stereotype (an endangered specie nowadays). There's an insinuation here that should be spelled out rather than being made via oblique references to existing stereotypes. What exactly is the pattern you've noticed? [0] https://orowith2os.gitlab.io/posts/wayland-breaks-your-bad-software/ https://orowith2os.gitlab.io/posts/wayland-breaks-your-bad-s...