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To the average user, the announcement of Mir is simply news of something that’s going to ‘happen’. To the seasoned user, Mir raises a lot of questions.
To the average user, the announcement of Mir is simply news of something that’s going to ‘happen’. To the seasoned user, Mir raises a lot of questions. Those questions have been asked and speculated upon back [he] forth across the Internet for days now, and finally we’ve got some real meat from two KDE developers[/he] Aaron Seigo of Plasma, and Martin Graesslin of Kwin. These two projects are closely related and are major components of KDE.
I reached out to Aaron on Google+ for his thoughts about how Mir might affect a project like Kubuntu. I asked for his thoughts about Kubuntu specifically because it is the most closely related to Ubuntu. He offered some excellent speculation and valuable thoughts. Here was his response.
What came of Ubuntu saying they wanted to move to wayland? A whole lot of nothing. Posting things this far out with "what we think we might want to do at some far off date" gets people worked up abut nothing. Wait and see what actually happens. Who knows - MIR might not ever actually happen.
~Jeff
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~Jeff