Hi.

On 29.12.15 20:09, Dimitri NĂ¼scheler wrote:
Hello everyone

I sometimes wonder where people talk about concept level and philosophy.
At least Wayland has a big philosophy part - and it uses it to explain
itself in contrast to X.
I'm not much involved into it, but I think I understand some vital parts.
So far I understand it as a "graphics buffer and input redirection
protocol" and that's a very concept level perspective. The routers in
this "redirection network" are obviously the compositors.

I can't comment on Wayland itself. Philosophy does not have a monopoly on concepts. Abstract mathematics has concepts too. This is what I prefer because mathematical definitions are precise. Philosophical definitions are not, so reasoning with them does no good.
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