[Lubuntu-comms] MIR (Ubuntu Display Server) - Should we be worried?

[神癒礁湖 (Rafael Laguna)]

It's a matter of opinion. And I don't want to make controversy here.
Remember that all this software is OpenSource and, in some cases, community
maintained. Canonical didn't only release the APIs or SDKs. And you can see
Unity working on Fedora, and there're repos for Mageia and OpenSuSE.

So I think Ubuntu isn't going out of the plate from Linux "traditional"
software, it's offering something different. The comparison with the
enclosed-proprietary software of Apple is not valid.

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紳癒礁湖 (Rafael Laguna)
Lubuntu Artwork Team





2013/6/30 Mr Wislr <contact at unleashpc.com>

> Your only looking at the immediate issue Ali..
>
> The bigger picture is showing that once the "key" components go in
> house and or Ubuntu only, then you basically have a quasi proprietary
> Linux OS that canonical controls and isn't benefiting the community nor
> playing nicely with others,,, this is his Steve Jobs move, the same
> crap Jobs pulled with BSD, Shuttleworth is attempting with Linux..
>
> Open core, proprietary everything else..
>
> Don't be so short sighted.
>
> --Ronnie
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