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    Phoronix: Unity 8 & All Snaps-Based Ubuntu Still Expected For 18.04 LTS

    Today during the Ubuntu Online Summit for Ubuntu 17.04 was a convergence Q/A talk where Unity 8 and delivering a all-Snaps image (no Debian packages) were talked about for nearly one hour...

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  • #2
    De ja vĂ¹.

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    • #3
      Unity 8 is like Fedora not being delayed: it won't happen

      /jk

      As aside, I wondered if they are going to use the new proposed api or they will use EGLBuffers

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      • #4
        Are they all work in home office?!

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        • #5
          Highly doubt they can land Unity 8 and a pure snap system and have it polished enough so that it can go into the next LTS in just 2 releases.

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          • #6
            Wow, very ambitious plans I wonder who is gonna do all this work.

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            • #7
              They can land Unity 8. It's literally already 3 years late (Unity/Mir was planned for 13.10).
              Snap seems much less realistic

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              • #8
                I have moved from ubuntu to fedora on my desktop. Yet, I think that convergence is a big thing, which is why I am looking forward to see Unity 8 in a usable state a.s.a.p.

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                • #9
                  Very brave to make such a huge shift (new DE, new package system) on the next LTS release. Let's see how this will work out.

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                  • #10
                    I wonder if Canonical will implement a wayland protocol in MIR. Nothing is actually hindering them in this. They might need to since no one else in the desktop application space is using MIR... As far as i know at least.

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