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  • shaurz
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    I wonder when Google will make the switch to Wayland on Chrome OS. My guess is sometime in 2014, but I suppose it depends on if they can get drivers working for all existing Chrome OS devices.

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  • smitty3268
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    Originally posted by intellivision View Post
    Yet they have been consitently releasing a browser that uses far less memory than Chrome ever since v21, they also push for open internet standards such as ASM.js rather than NIH solutions such as NaCl, so I wouldn't be sayng that they have a 'mentality from the 90's'.
    Firefox can do a lot quickly on issues they care about, but linux integration has never been one of those. Anyone expecting quick Wayland support from Firefox needs to lower their expectations.

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  • tarceri
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    Originally posted by 89c51 View Post
    Quite a milestone i might add.


    Come on Firefox people.
    Firefox to Wayland bug: https://bugzilla.mozilla.org/show_bug.cgi?id=635134

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  • rudregues
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    Originally posted by phoronix View Post
    Fedora and Ubuntu binaries are currently available...
    What about Gentoo ebuilds? I didn't find even an overlay...

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  • dee.
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    Originally posted by intellivision View Post
    Yet they have been consitently releasing a browser that uses far less memory than Chrome ever since v21, they also push for open internet standards such as ASM.js rather than NIH solutions such as NaCl, so I wouldn't be sayng that they have a 'mentality from the 90's'.
    I think he was talking about LO only

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  • intellivision
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    Originally posted by mark45 View Post
    Yeah, Firefox and especially LibreOffice will take years, the latter might take 5+ years since it's got lots legacy code and mentality from the 90'.
    Yet they have been consitently releasing a browser that uses far less memory than Chrome ever since v21, they also push for open internet standards such as ASM.js rather than NIH solutions such as NaCl, so I wouldn't be sayng that they have a 'mentality from the 90's'.

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  • BSDude
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    good times, good times indeed.

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  • mark45
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    Originally posted by 89c51 View Post
    Quite a milestone i might add.


    Come on Firefox people.
    Yeah, Firefox and especially LibreOffice will take years, the latter might take 5+ years since it's got lots legacy code and mentality from the 90'.

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  • 89c51
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    Originally posted by mark45 View Post
    Damn these journalists!
    It's not a release, it's a preview release, big difference implied. Still awesome news.
    Quite a milestone i might add.


    Come on Firefox people.

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  • mark45
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    Damn these journalists!
    It's not a release, it's a preview release, big difference implied. Still awesome news.

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