So I think it was like 2013 when the whole "Mir scandal" happened. Like people getting up in arms, Intel refusing to carry their patches etc etc.
What was the use case that Mir satisfied? Was it allowing the use of Android GPU drivers?
But also what was the hate all about? Wayland years later hasn't replaced X fully.
Is it a Red Hat > Canonical thing?
Like I had a look at how netplan worked and really liked it especially how it has autorollback of network config.
But I looked online and the only opinion I saw was akin to "Canonical yet again tries to reinvent the wheel"
So I think it was like 2013 when the whole "Mir scandal" happened. Like people getting up in arms, Intel refusing to carry their patches etc etc.
What was the use case that Mir satisfied? Was it allowing the use of Android GPU drivers?
But also what was the hate all about? Wayland years later hasn't replaced X fully.
Is it a Red Hat > Canonical thing?
Like I had a look at how netplan worked and really liked it especially how it has autorollback of network config.
But I looked online and the only opinion I saw was akin to "Canonical yet again tries to reinvent the wheel"