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As long as what Ubuntu is creating is open source and easily adopted by others (if it's good), what's the problem?
by shurcooL 14y ago
As long as what Ubuntu is creating is open source and easily adopted by others (if it's good), what's the problem?
- rodgerd 14y agoWayland is already mostly there, was put together by experienced X developers who've given up on trying to make X do everything modern display environments work. The main problem with moving away from X has been the lack of a single, demonstrably better target to move to. Mir will fragment that effort, and the rationale seems to be "NIH".
- stephen_g 14y agoThe 'if it's good' part is the problem... Canonical don't exactly have a good record of creating well-engineered software...