Nuno Silva <[email protected]> writes:
If someone overreacts because they read "it doesn't work for my
use
case" as "nobody should use it", it's not really the person who
wrote
the former who should adapt.
As i wrote in the post in which i apologised for my mistake, i
wasn't reading it that way, because what i was actually seeing on
the screen was "It's just not ready for use yet", not "It's just
not ready for _my_ use yet". It wasn't about me misinterpreting
the latter sentence. And as i also said in that same post:
i constantly see people claiming "Wayland is not ready for prime
time yet", purely on the basis of it not being ready for _their_
specific use-case(s).
That's the necessary context for my response. i wasn't responding
in isolation from the behaviours of people from various sides of
the Xorg / Wayland debates i regularly encounter across the
'net. And even if the premise on which i'd written my comments
wasn't correct, i believe the comments themselves still stand.
Alexis.
