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The blame could be as well on Haskell. IMO Ganeti died because of such a choice. There aren't enough programmers that are willing to invest into that niche. I
by GuestFAUniverse 1y ago
The blame could be as well on Haskell.
IMO Ganeti died because of such a choice.
There aren't enough programmers that are willing to invest into that niche.
I have nothing against that language per se, still such a choice can easily develop into a dead end.
- kelvinjps 1y agoThere are multiple window managers in other languages that won't build a Wayland equivalent due to the effort so it's not only about the language
- GuestFAUniverse 1y agoFair enough, but it's not helpful either.