The Picard ManeuverM to TenForward: Where Every Vulcan Knows Your Name • 1 month agoDo you know why the Enterprise runs on Linux?imagemessage-square69arrow-up1343arrow-down19
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minus-square@marcoslink9•1 month agoThere’s nothing to decide. Wayland is the way of the future, and Enterprise will definitively upgrade to it some time before sd. 48681, as soon as they get some free time to do it!
minus-square@TheGrandNaguslinkEnglish5•1 month agoMate, even Debian moved to Wayland as default in 2019. The debate between X and Wayland is over
minus-square@TheGrandNaguslinkEnglish1•1 month agoEven with your exaggeration I fail to see your point. We use all kinds of software with early beginnings. Like the Linux kernel…
minus-square@[email protected]linkfedilink2•1 month agoIt’s just a dig at the colorful history of its development. Don’t read too much into it.
minus-square@TheGrandNaguslinkEnglish1•edit-21 month agoSure, I guess being brain-dead and on life support technically counts as being alive.
But will stardate 48315.6 be the year of the Linux desktop
Probably still deciding X vs Wayland.
There’s nothing to decide. Wayland is the way of the future, and Enterprise will definitively upgrade to it some time before sd. 48681, as soon as they get some free time to do it!
Mate, even Debian moved to Wayland as default in 2019.
The debate between X and Wayland is over
All it took were 20 years of development.
Even with your exaggeration I fail to see your point. We use all kinds of software with early beginnings. Like the Linux kernel…
It’s just a dig at the colorful history of its development. Don’t read too much into it.
And yet the project lives 😂.
If you mean X, that “lives” there deserve some quotes.
Sure, I guess being brain-dead and on life support technically counts as being alive.
This is too real… 😆