Samsung Continues Working On "Waycheck" For Wayland Testing

[phoronix]

Phoronix: Samsung Continues Working On "Waycheck" For Wayland Testing

Developers at Samsung's open-source group have been working on a simple unit/integration test framework and test program. This new tool is dubbed "Waycheck" and will hopefully lead to promptly catching functional regressions/bugs...

http://www.phoronix.com/scan.php?page=news_item&px=Waycheck-Wayland-Testing

[My8th]

What kind of products would use Wayland coming from Samsung in the future?

[kenjitamura]

What kind of products would use Wayland coming from Samsung in the future?

Chrome OS works with Wayland and Samsung makes Chromebooks so that immediately pops in my mind.

[smitty3268]

What kind of products would use Wayland coming from Samsung in the future?

I think Tizen uses wayland, and they're using it in all their smart tvs, and probably lots of other devices as well.

[Ericg]

I think Tizen uses wayland, and they're using it in all their smart tvs, and probably lots of other devices as well.

Yeah Tizen 2.0 uses systemd and Wayland. So any upcoming Smart TV's, in-car info-tainment systems, smart appliances, etc, will all use Wayland.

[My8th]

Thanks for the information. Keep up the good work Samsung.

[blackout23]

It would be cool to see some collaboration with LG, since they use Wayland on their WebOS TVs.

https://plus.google.com/+Collabora/posts/6cppGT1y8rb

https://plus.google.com/+KristianH%C3%B8gsberg/posts/CWXFUQEnZ7v

So much for Mir will be more relevant than Wayland:

http://www.linuxvoice.com/interview-thomas-vos-of-mir/

Samsung and LG probably already sold more TVs than Canonical & Partners will ever sell Ubuntu Phones.

[Zan Lynx]

It would be cool to see some collaboration with LG, since they use Wayland on their WebOS TVs.

I didn't know that. I really like the interface on my LG TV so that's a good sign for Wayland.