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Intel Reverts Plans, Will Not Support Ubuntu's XMir
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Originally posted by Spacefish View PostI think its a great move by Intel! Canonical did a lot of shit recently..
- They started Unity, big mistake! First of all, they have to update/patch the Gnome packages all the time, also the amazon advertisments are really creappy
- They use upstart instead of systemd, just because their devs developed it. Everyone else uses systemd
all this forking and shit wont help the community, and they have a lot of maintenance burden. And they just stay with the old version if it works, most of the time... Guess its a nice inovation blocker...
No one really uses Unity, Gnome 3 or LXDE is used more widely...
Would love to se a .deb based Distribution with just plain GNOME 3! (maybe mint would be great)
upstart is using parts of systemd lol @ upstart
you know Canonical it taking a 10mil $$ a year lost in the UK alone trying to get in the phone market
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I am worried about the controversial between Mir and Wayland.
Competion isn't bad if the best will win at the end.
But it seems to me that intel didn't want competition...
Hopefully Canonical want suffer too much if the loose the competition....
I didn't know another distribution which is as userfriendly as ubuntu
Another fear is that a Ubuntu is linked togehter with linux gaming...
What actually is the difference between Mir and Wayland?
Originally posted by thegeek6 View PostI don't feel AMD is innovating much though lately.
Originally posted by Spacefish View PostNo one really uses Unity, Gnome 3 or LXDE is used more widely...Last edited by jokergermany.de.vu; 07 September 2013, 07:15 PM.
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I'd have more respect for Intel if they just said, "Yeah we don't want to spend money to maintain that in our tree."
Instead they came out with this insane political statement about how they don't want to "condone" certain "courses of action". What a judgmental load of crap. If consumers lived by that standard then we wouldn't be buying Intel anything after all the dirt they've soiled themselves with in the past. The hypocrisy is amazing.
But as others have pointed out, this is a danger of open source that has to be navigated carefully: the politics. Especially those of big companies like Google, Intel, RH, etc. Not to mention the prevalent Asperger's that seems to infect much of the "Linux community".
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Originally posted by jokergermany.de.vu View PostI am worried about the controversial between Mir and Wayland.
Competion isn't bad if the best will win at the end.
But it seems to me that intel didn't want competition...
Hopefully Canonical want suffer too much if the loose the competition....
I didn't know another distribution which is as userfriendly as ubuntu
Another fear is that a Ubuntu is linked togehter with linux gaming...
What actually is the difference between Mir and Wayland?
What do you expect of a company which suffer(ed) from intels curruptions for many years?
I use unity combined with cairo-dock.
"the difference between Mir and Wayland" hmm Wayland kicks ass and Mir is shit
"Another fear is that a Ubuntu is linked togehter with linux gaming..." na Debian Mint Arch openSUSE or really any linux can take it's place any day of the week we don't even need ubuntu at all
"I use unity combined with cairo-dock" i'm sorry
"But it seems to me that intel didn't want competition..." ???
"I didn't know another distribution which is as userfriendly as ubuntu " i think Manjaro is more user friendly than ubuntu and has steam preinstalled
"What do you expect of a company which suffer(ed) from intels curruptions for many years?" Canonical is super corrupt
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Originally posted by johnc View PostI'd have more respect for Intel if they just said, "Yeah we don't want to spend money to maintain that in our tree."
Instead they came out with this insane political statement about how they don't want to "condone" certain "courses of action". What a judgmental load of crap. If consumers lived by that standard then we wouldn't be buying Intel anything after all the dirt they've soiled themselves with in the past. The hypocrisy is amazing.
But as others have pointed out, this is a danger of open source that has to be navigated carefully: the politics. Especially those of big companies like Google, Intel, RH, etc. Not to mention the prevalent Asperger's that seems to infect much of the "Linux community".
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Originally posted by LinuxGamer View Postits fully as hell when you Mir fanboys was bashing all over Wayland and now intel said Canonical can fuck off all of you fanboys get so pissy cry a little more i love to see them tears
And I stand by what I said... the only one acting childish in this instance is Intel. And the ones crying and throwing a hissy fit over Mir were the Wayland fanboys, which was a completely ridiculous response.
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Originally posted by johnc View PostI have no intention of using Mir so I have no idea how I'm a fanboy. Maybe you're the fanboy?
And I stand by what I said... the only one acting childish in this instance is Intel. And the ones crying and throwing a hissy fit over Mir were the Wayland fanboys, which was a completely ridiculous response.
you're trying hard to make intel look like the bad guys but Canonical is the one who back stabbed them
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The problem is easy: is Mir one-distro solution? YES
Should be one-distro solution merged upstream? NO.
End of story.
The source file are open so you can apply patch downstream, right?
Perfect! Apply the patches downstream and bye bye.
They have created Mir only to control the display server/compositor, no other reason, so why Intel should care less to maintain it?
Hey canonical, do you like play alone? Then play alone and enjoy it!
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Originally posted by valeriodean View PostThe problem is easy: is Mir one-distro solution? YES
Should be one-distro solution merged upstream? NO.
End of story.
The source file are open so you can apply patch downstream, right?
Perfect! Apply the patches downstream and bye bye.
They have created Mir only to control the display server/compositor, no other reason, so why Intel should care less to maintain it?
Hey canonical, do you like play alone? Then play alone and enjoy it!
the padawan's are soon to be the masters
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