=== JanC_ is now known as JanC [23:34] What is the last version of Mir, before it started to transition to (as I understand it) somefactor of 'just another compositor' for Wayland? [23:41] jsgrant_: Mir 1.0 is about to be released. [23:41] But what, specifically, do you want? [23:42] Because Mir has been able to present a Wayland socket for quite some time (I believe my branch guess back to 2015?) [23:44] And Mir has always been designed to support multiple client frontends, right back to the time when there was a Binder frontend. [23:45] RAOF: Ah, so this is a secondary function? The way I've heard people phrasing this -- is that it was being wholesale rebranded/shifted as a wayland-compositor. [23:45] This was Reddit ... so take that for what it's worth. :^P [23:47] We'll probably drop our own client protocol sometime in the distant future 😀 [23:49] And we'll be unlikely to add much to it - it's much less work to use the existing Wayland backends that toolkits, EGL, Vulkan, Firefox, etc have. [23:50] So now that there aren't as many people working on it, focusing on the server bit is a more valuable use of time. [23:51] Also, now that we don't have a requirement for convergence the fact that the existing Wayland window manager protocols aren't suitable for that is less of an issue 😀 [23:54] * jsgrant_ is academically interested in Mir; Not too sure if he'll end up using it for anything sans that -- kinda sad I can't find even a toy tiling-wm implemented on it. [23:54] RAOF: Also sad, about the convergence bit. [23:56] jsgrant_: there's a toy tiling wm in the demo server! [23:56] :^D [23:56] * jsgrant_ pokes around. [23:57] miral-shell is the relevant bit. [23:57] (in trunk, which is soon to be 1.0) [23:58] Yeah, just found http://bazaar.launchpad.net/~mir-team/mir/development-branch/view/head:/examples/miral-shell/tiling_window_manager.cpp :^) [23:58] Not too chunky-either.