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  • BlackStar
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    So Mir is delayed for one whole year. By the time it's out, every major distro will ship with a Wayland option.

    Why didn't they go with Wayland again?

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  • Vim_User
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    Originally posted by BO$$ View Post
    Mir is here to stay!
    To be here to stay it has to arrive in the first place. Let us see when it will do that. This is just another Canonical announcement. Their track record isn't the best when it comes to announcements.

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  • profoundWHALE
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    Nice to see you active in the comments!

    On topic, I'm glad that they are going to commit to it all the way.

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  • Michael
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    Originally posted by TAXI View Post
    I guess Michael is just tired, he shouldn't write when he needs sleep. There are more weird things:

    //EDIT: Or maybe to much german beer? xD
    Fixed, thanks. Tired would be correct, not German beer. I rarely drink beer these days... maybe once or twice a month?

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  • mrugiero
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    Originally posted by NothingMuchHereToSay View Post
    I have no idea how to follow mailing lists, but that's pretty cool to hear. Who would think that putting Mir in a LTS version would be good though is what I'd like to know.
    Probably the same person who thought XMir was something you should use to run the whole desktop. Probably a salesman, someone from the marketing department, I doubt it was an engineer. Luckily, it seems it wasn't that person who had the last word here.

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  • V10lator
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    Originally posted by gigaplex View Post
    Can we please at least aim for a rudimentary level of politeness and professionalism rather than suggesting sexual undertones?
    I guess Michael is just tired, he shouldn't write when he needs sleep. There are more weird things:
    Originally posted by phoronix View Post
    they are using Ubuntu 7
    Originally posted by phoronix View Post
    A Unity 8 preview session is a goal for Unity 8
    //EDIT: Or maybe to much german beer? xD
    Last edited by V10lator; 25 November 2013, 01:41 AM.

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  • gigaplex
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    and they remain turned on by their own display server to succeed the X.Org Server
    Can we please at least aim for a rudimentary level of politeness and professionalism rather than suggesting sexual undertones?

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  • NothingMuchHereToSay
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    I have no idea how to follow mailing lists, but that's pretty cool to hear. Who would think that putting Mir in a LTS version would be good though is what I'd like to know.

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    Canonical Commits To Mir For Ubuntu 14.10

    Phoronix: Canonical Commits To Mir For Ubuntu 14.10

    Last week I shared that Ubuntu 14.04 LTS won't use the Mir display server by default but now we have more details on upcoming Mir Display Server plans for Ubuntu Linux...

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