> And when it came out, everyone called it a "reference implementation" and it was expected of DEs to implement their own compositors. Small correction, it is

> And when it came out, everyone called it a "reference implementation" and it was expected of DEs to implement their own compositors. Small correction, it is Weston that was a reference implementation. Weston was developed alongside the standard, so it's always been around. Whereas wlroots is very much supposed to be a practical implementation, but only came later.