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Wayland is X12, sort of. In the sense that it's developed by the same people as a successor, and they've stopped working on X11. It's much the same way that V
by hmry 2y ago
Wayland is X12, sort of. In the sense that it's developed by the same people as a successor, and they've stopped working on X11.
It's much the same way that Vulkan is OpenGL 5. I've been told that's actually the reason it's called V ulkan. :)
The name change prevents a Perl 6 situation I suppose.
- josefx 2y agoMore like a PHP 6 situation. People where pushing a protocol specification without implementation as if it would be ready to take over the Linux Desktop within a day or two.