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And what would happen to the user who wants to have both ubuntu-desktop and kubuntu-desktop ?
I imagine it would work fine. The compositor doesn't start until after the user logs into the display manager. Kubuntu will start KWin, which eventually will become a Wayland compositor. Ubuntu will start Unity, which does whatever it does with Mir.
Already migrated on my side. Anyway if Kubuntu does not end now it will fork or get back to Debian. The fact that Ubuntu absolutely wants to use Mir for its own desktop while everyone else is set to use Wayland (Mir is not available in Debian repo while Wayland libs are) would lead to a situation where we have three different graphic stacks on the same OS. And what would happen to the user who wants to have both ubuntu-desktop and kubuntu-desktop ?
Sad to see that Canonical becomes more and more close-minded, this is not the same Canonical we had at the beginning. And well, I used Ubuntu for 10 years, but I really think I'm done with it... :-( Sad because Kubuntu is really, really good, especially from release 12.04+. (Did not play w/ 14.10 and 15.04 however, but with all the other ones from 5.04, and never had to perform a full reinstall, upgrades went smoothly.)
I agree. I've been a Kubuntu fan since Breezy Badger; I really hope it continues to blossom. I remain very thankful to all the hard-working devs, and am saddened by the problems with Jonathan and the CC. I think KDE is wonderful and really want to continue with Kubuntu (I've converted many folks to its joys!) , but, as a "banker" and following Grey Geek, I've installed Debian 8.1 on a spare partition -- just in case someone pulls a plug! But really hope there's no need.
The one great advantage of a good and worthwhile OS project is it'll never die.
Kubuntu is such a great project and we need to recognise it's inception was only possible due to the Ubuntu project.
But it doesn't mean Kubuntu developers need to pay the ultimate allegiance to Ubuntu by being assimilated.
We'll (I at least) see what the future holds for Kubuntu and Linux+KDE at large.
Too early to jump ship, nor does it take long to install an alternative.
All that is good and holy trickles down from the banksters who print fiat currency.
This crap about fiat money that you keep spewing across the forum here really has nothing to do with the particular topics. I will delete any further posts of yours containing such nonsense.
if kubuntu are stating updates after the next release 15.10 may be in question then a decision must be based on that information as we use the LTS versions...if support for kubuntu is in question i must decide which other OS to install to get the required LTS support ...
Please re-read what I wrote in my post #121 here. We do not have definitive answers right now.
All that is good and holy trickles down from the banksters who print fiat currency. You must BELIEVE it's real money or they'll have to do REAL work. Armani might go bankrupt. It would be anarchy and chaos.
if kubuntu are stating updates after the next release 15.10 may be in question
then a decision must be based on that information as we use the LTS versions
i dont want to have to set up 2 systems again, that i have already working flawlessly, to another OS
but if support for kubuntu is in question i must decide which other OS to install to get the required LTS support ...
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