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No Mir by default in Ubuntu 13.10No Mir by default in Ubuntu 13.10Posted Oct 2, 2013 14:59 UTC (Wed) by FranTaylor (guest, #80190)In reply to: No Mir by default in Ubuntu 13.10 by ovitters Parent article: No Mir by default in Ubuntu 13.10
> I don't get why this is under NDA, especially NDA with all these companies.
Why can't you get it that graphics companies have technology that they don't want their competitors to see? Why can't you get it that this technology has not yet been released to the public and that developers are working to create APIs to this new functionality? Why can't you get it that these APIs cannot not be released to the public until they are vetted by the legal department of the manufacturers?
> Even if the other companies all wanted an NDA, can't you give just a little bit more information.
Why are you SO DESPERATE for this information? Are you making decisions that depend on this information? If so why?
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No Mir by default in Ubuntu 13.10 Posted Oct 2, 2013 16:00 UTC (Wed) by ovitters (subscriber, #27950) [Link]
Why can't you discuss like a civilized person?
I am a member of the community and I already explained in another reply why this information is useful. If you have any real questions about this, feel free to ask in a normal way.
No Mir by default in Ubuntu 13.10 Posted Oct 2, 2013 21:20 UTC (Wed) by robclark (subscriber, #74945) [Link]
well, considering that an nv employee talked openly at XDC about how EGL could potentially be extended to let them step out of the mir vs wayland debate... it doesn't really feel they they treat this as their secret sauce (and rightly so.. EGL is boring)
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