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A Note To Canonical: "Don't Piss On Wayland"
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Originally posted by TheBlackCat View PostTechnically both Apple and Microsoft contribute much more code to the Linux ecosystem than Canonical does. Microsoft is a significant contributor to the Linux kernel, and Apple supports key software stacks like CUPS and Webkit, both of which are used extensively in Linux.
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don't forget that apple was a significant contributor to gcc and now clang.
ps. this is off topic, but, does anyone know if osx is built using gcc or clang and when they made the switch?
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Originally posted by dee. View PostThey don't play nice with the ecosystem, they take advantage of other's work but don't give anything back. It's no wonder that so many people are pissed at Canonical for their behaviour. We all expect things like this from Mapplesoft, but Linux people should know better.
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Originally posted by Togga View PostIn my opinion not very nice climate of discussion and not really a place where you want to put any creative efforts.
What Canonical did was stab the community in the back. They also made a very dumb move. They ignore standards that everyone else has agreed upon just for the sake of being different, they want to make it so that software written for Ubuntu will not be compatible with other distros. They're seeking a competitive advantage with questionable means. They don't play nice with the ecosystem, they take advantage of other's work but don't give anything back. It's no wonder that so many people are pissed at Canonical for their behaviour. We all expect things like this from Mapplesoft, but Linux people should know better.
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Originally posted by Togga View PostMy Mafia statement was a analogy, interpreting comments like this:
Originally posted by Togga View PostThe response I got was directly in the line (or worse) with the above comments trying to connect me with faschism, always with a bullying touch with wording like "moronic" and "a joke".
Originally posted by Togga View PostIn my opinion not very nice climate of discussion and not really a place where you want to put any creative efforts.
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Originally posted by TheBlackCat View PostI am sure the feeling is mutual. Generally speaking, comparing one side of a disagreement to an extremely violent organized crime syndicate is not a great way to start a friendly discussion.
Originally posted by Drago View PostI really hope, that everybody(except canonical), will boycott this "mir" shit thing.
Michael you have contacts with Valve, can you ask them what they think about it.Originally posted by newwen View PostCanonical has fucked it up this time. They're losing all the trust they still had from the FLOSS community.
I have never questioned peoples right to speak or insulted anyone in person. The response I got was directly in the line (or worse) with the above comments trying to connect me with faschism, always with a bullying touch with wording like "moronic" and "a joke".
In my opinion not very nice climate of discussion and not really a place where you want to put any creative efforts.
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Originally posted by Togga View PostNice bullying and harassment, constantly proving my point. I'm a developer myself and i'm very happy not to be part in your "community". Avoiding Wayland seems like a good start to avoid bullys. Technical issues can always be solved in products, but this "community" you represent is just insane.
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Originally posted by TemplarGR View PostStrawman argument= an answer to your accusation about the "mafia of foss"?
Stating the obvious, that community projects and developers do not make any move against Canonical other than expressing their dislike, needs to be made by a "head of the community"?
Be thankful i am not looking for a job, for if i did you would have already lost yours...
What a joke...
Nice bullying and harassment, constantly proving my point. I'm a developer myself and i'm very happy not to be part in your "community". Avoiding Wayland seems like a good start to avoid bullys. Technical issues can always be solved in products, but this "community" you represent is just insane.
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Originally posted by Togga View PostI do not follow this logic. Is this statement using the "community definition" of the word moronic? Reference please.
And now strawman arguments on a completely different topic...
Making this assurance you must be the head of "the community".
Amazing conclusion. Are you looking for job?
Stating the obvious, that community projects and developers do not make any move against Canonical other than expressing their dislike, needs to be made by a "head of the community"?
Be thankful i am not looking for a job, for if i did you would have already lost yours...
What a joke...
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