[adamors]

What are you even talking about? Most of the Wayland developers work at Intel.

Also, not even other *buntu maintainers are going with Mir, so unless you are equating Canonical with open source, you must be a tad lost.

[tinco]

Oh yeah, all of those Wayland developers:

https://github.com/nobled/wayland/graphs/contributors

I'm not equating Canonical with open source, I'm equating what they're making with open source. Because it is. What are you even talking about?

[forgottenpass]

I don't know how github generates that data, but if you page through this:

http://cgit.freedesktop.org/wayland/wayland/log/?qt=author&q...

It paints a very different picture about the distribution of authorship.

[tinco]

Hmm, you are right. That's a bit awkward, git doesn't actually track authors, it just tracks committers. So there's actually a bunch of authors, and krh is just committing for them. Woops, sorry about that :) Would like to see a graph that shows authorship though, very interested in how large and active the wayland dev team actually is.