That's why companies like Canonical decided to do their own thing with Mir. They were never going to get what they wanted with Wayland and the other Wayland devs wouldn't play nice with Canonical.

What exactly has Canonical wanted that Wayland does not provide? Apart from Canonical's corporate control (through contributor license agreements)? The wiki page that was announcing Mir was showing a great ignorance on what problems Wayland was solving so that the page could state that Mir will solve problems that Wayland won't. It was plain wrong: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mir_%28software%29#Controversy

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