So, where does GNOME fit into this? Unity is still very much layered on top of GNOME services. With Unity Next heavily utilizing Qt5/QML2, I'm very curious if t

So, where does GNOME fit into this? Unity is still very much layered on top of GNOME services. With Unity Next heavily utilizing Qt5/QML2, I'm very curious if they want to remove their dependence on GNOME for other system services. THAT is something I'd love to see someone work on. Switching between KDE/GNOME is frustrating because there is so insanely much duplicated between the two with slightly different feature sets. Mir, meh. I'm guessing it has most to do with being able to target existing Android devices. Most of the design rationale applies to Wayland as well, (including the things they seem to mark against Wayland, strangely)