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Chromium Ported To Mir Display Server, Based On Wayland Code
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Originally posted by Anarchy View Postthey wrote abstraction layer that allows chromium and thus chrome to be ported to an external windowing system. but, i'm sure you already knew that.
... instead of working with everyone else on wayland
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Originally posted by Robert CarrIn order to try to improve this situation, we have instead based our Ozone Mir work off of Ozone Wayland.
There is really nothing wrong with basing your code on someone else's work, that's what open source is all about. But trying not to give credit is just pathetic.
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I have quite serious suspicion, that this is happening because Pavel Popov has joined ranks of what he has tried to clone.
Next headline will be - Ubuntu renames itself into Bolgenbuntu and Canonical becomes Poposoft.
Viva BolgenOS!
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Originally posted by blackout23 View PostNot quite. Chromium was ported by Canonical. The first non-Canonical Mir App would be some Ubuntu Touch app from a hobby programmer. There are already many of them available.
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Originally posted by nll_aOh crap, now they're gonna use that as a new argument to drop Firefox and adopt Chromium as default. I hope someone's working on porting Firefox too.
You're in the Phoronix Forums, remember? If Canonical writes something different we are supposed to say "Again this devilish company and its CLAed, NIH syndrome fragmenting Linux and refusing to work with the community", if Canonical adopts a community project or uses someone else's code instead of reinventing the wheel it's "All these lazy fucks do is steal other people's hard work".
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Originally posted by brosis View PostI have quite serious suspicion, that this is happening because Pavel Popov has joined ranks of what he has tried to clone.
Next headline will be - Ubuntu renames itself into Bolgenbuntu and Canonical becomes Poposoft.
Viva BolgenOS!
The user brosis is Pavel Popov.
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