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What are you even talking about? Most of the Wayland developers work at Intel. Also, not even other *buntu maintainers are going with Mir, so unless you are eq
by adamors 13y ago
What are you even talking about? Most of the Wayland developers work at Intel.
Also, not even other *buntu maintainers are going with Mir, so unless you are equating Canonical with open source, you must be a tad lost.
- tinco 13y agoOh yeah, all of those Wayland developers: https://github.com/nobled/wayland/graphs/contributors https://github.com/nobled/wayland/graphs/contributors I'm not equating Canonical with open source, I'm equating what they're making with open source. Because it is. What are you even talking about?
- forgottenpass 13y agoI don't know how github generates that data, but if you page through this: http://cgit.freedesktop.org/wayland/wayland/log/?qt=author&q= http://cgit.freedesktop.org/wayland/wayland/log/?qt=author&q... It paints a very different picture about the distribution of authorship.
- tinco 13y agoHmm, you are right. That's a bit awkward, git doesn't actually track authors, it just tracks committers. So there's actually a bunch of authors, and krh is just committing for them. Woops, sorry about that :) Would like to see a graph that shows authorship though, very interested in how large and active the wayland dev team actually is.