[00:16] new wayland snapshot pushed to universe [00:17] (might need a ffe, I don't remember if we need that for stuff in uni) [00:18] bryceh_: we do [00:25] [ubuntu/natty] wayland 0.1~git20110214.e4762a6a-0ubuntu1 (Accepted) [00:25] looks like it got in anyway [00:26] FFe is not enforced [00:26] you are just supposed to ask for it before uploading :) [00:27] alright, well I don't think it matters at all in this case [00:28] neither do I, it makes sense to update wayland for as long as possible [00:29] actually what I uploaded is the last snapshot we can do anyway [00:29] next revision in git requires updating mesa to a git snapshot [00:30] newer wayland will have to hang out in edgers [00:31] does wayland really have a chance to replace X in the foreseable future? Is Nvidia going to support it at some point? I know they did say that they have no plans, but is it even something they can do without using KMS, GEM and other three-letter-long technologies? [00:35] yep, all good questions [00:38] well, even if we ignore NVIDIA or imagine -nouveau becoming a totally good replacement, there still is lots of work needed in compiz and gtk to be able to run on wayland [00:39] so I don't think we're anywhere near close to switching [00:39] I'm not even sure we're very close to wayland being a useful alternative [00:39] well, by foreseable future I meant 3 to 5 years [00:39] or do you also mean that? :) [00:39] ah, I assumed you meant 1-2 ubuntu releases [00:40] well, 1-2 LTS releases :) [00:40] yeah given 3-5 years I could see it happening [00:40] but like I said it requires a whole heap of userspace work [00:41] and actually I suspect we'll see something like wayland used for the login screen, and then that launches into X for regular user stuff [00:41] *that* we might see within a year or so [00:41] is wayland even something that all involved parties has agreed upon? [00:41] define all involved parties ;-) [00:41] for us, it's what Mark wants, so... [00:42] well, if we talk userspace then I meant Gtk+ and Qt developers mostly [00:42] I've no idea [00:42] it's another good question [00:43] I know some work is being done, but so far it's mostly side projects. [00:47] * bryceh_ nods === Amaranth_ is now known as Amaranth [19:18] Sarvatt, ath9k appears to be pretty good in the latest .38 kernel rc. they might have finally got it right. [19:18] ath5k is good too