Von: Martin Gräßlin
Mario, my blog is not the place to rant about Wayland. Please do that on your own blog. Further comments about Wayland here will be moderated, because they are completely off-topic. Thank you for...
View ArticleVon: Mario Marques
Hope this responds to Martin also, i don’t want to spoil his blog. Just think about Android DS, no fuss no spin no hype… no rants… which is also very permature about wayland, because talk the talk is...
View ArticleVon: Mario Marques
“… please watch it… checkout “Architecture” and “FAQ” ” did all-> very quick, Wayland protocol, nice feature… to all FOSS DSs.. Wayland DS ? what for ? … specialy if it is to rely in all there is...
View ArticleVon: Martin Gräßlin
I don’t think you got much of that video. Plasma won’t be the compositor, it will be KWin.
View ArticleVon: Mario Marques
i was “suggesting”… But thank you for your attention Martin, don’t really wnat to spoil anything. But one thing that is very striking that should sound all alarm bells (the big sirens)… What is wrong...
View ArticleVon: Martin Gräßlin
Sorry, but you do not understand the problems at all. Work on a window manager for a few years and you see the problems. Also remember X network transparency is already dead.
View ArticleVon: Cedric Bail
As Martin says if you did a window manager, a composite manager, a graphical toolkit or worked on X in the past, you will now that Wayland is going the right way. There is a reason why it did gain...
View ArticleVon: Eddward
I have to reply to the comment “Also remember X network transparency is already dead.” I’ve never understood that one. I run remote X (not vnc) at work all the time. Today just to test it, I ran...
View ArticleVon: Martin Gräßlin
If Firefox works for you on X11 network transparency, it will even work better on Wayland.
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