X-server vs. Wayland vs. Mir [closed]
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What is the difference between X-server, Waylandand Mir? I know X-sever is a display server but what is the role of Wayland & Mir?
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asked Apr 11 at 13:20
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closed as too broad by muru, Kusalananda, Wouter Verhelst, slm♦ Apr 12 at 18:23
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What is the difference between X-server, Waylandand Mir? I know X-sever is a display server but what is the role of Wayland & Mir?
xorg wayland distributions
asked Apr 11 at 13:20
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closed as too broad by muru, Kusalananda, Wouter Verhelst, slm♦ Apr 12 at 18:23
Please edit the question to limit it to a specific problem with enough detail to identify an adequate answer. Avoid asking multiple distinct questions at once. See the How to Ask page for help clarifying this question. If this question can be reworded to fit the rules in the help center, please edit the question.
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You asked two question one very hard to explain and most likely already answered and one really easy which one is your priority in your two questions ? Its usually better to ask two differents if you have two
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Apr 11 at 13:26
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@Kiwy - I have edited
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Apr 11 at 13:55
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What is the difference between X-server, Waylandand Mir? I know X-sever is a display server but what is the role of Wayland & Mir?
xorg wayland distributions
asked Apr 11 at 13:20
N Randhawa
1214
What is the difference between X-server, Waylandand Mir? I know X-sever is a display server but what is the role of Wayland & Mir?
xorg wayland distributions
asked Apr 11 at 13:20
N Randhawa
1214
edited Apr 11 at 14:08
asked Apr 11 at 13:20
N Randhawa
1214
asked Apr 11 at 13:20
N Randhawa
1214
asked Apr 11 at 13:20
N Randhawa
1214
1214
closed as too broad by muru, Kusalananda, Wouter Verhelst, slm♦ Apr 12 at 18:23
Please edit the question to limit it to a specific problem with enough detail to identify an adequate answer. Avoid asking multiple distinct questions at once. See the How to Ask page for help clarifying this question. If this question can be reworded to fit the rules in the help center, please edit the question.
closed as too broad by muru, Kusalananda, Wouter Verhelst, slm♦ Apr 12 at 18:23
Please edit the question to limit it to a specific problem with enough detail to identify an adequate answer. Avoid asking multiple distinct questions at once. See the How to Ask page for help clarifying this question. If this question can be reworded to fit the rules in the help center, please edit the question.
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You asked two question one very hard to explain and most likely already answered and one really easy which one is your priority in your two questions ? Its usually better to ask two differents if you have two
– Kiwy
Apr 11 at 13:26
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@Kiwy - I have edited
– N Randhawa
Apr 11 at 13:55
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You asked two question one very hard to explain and most likely already answered and one really easy which one is your priority in your two questions ? Its usually better to ask two differents if you have two
– Kiwy
Apr 11 at 13:26
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@Kiwy - I have edited
– N Randhawa
Apr 11 at 13:55
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You asked two question one very hard to explain and most likely already answered and one really easy which one is your priority in your two questions ? Its usually better to ask two differents if you have two
– Kiwy
Apr 11 at 13:26
You asked two question one very hard to explain and most likely already answered and one really easy which one is your priority in your two questions ? Its usually better to ask two differents if you have two
– Kiwy
Apr 11 at 13:26
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@Kiwy - I have edited
– N Randhawa
Apr 11 at 13:55
@Kiwy - I have edited
– N Randhawa
Apr 11 at 13:55
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You asked two question one very hard to explain and most likely already answered and one really easy which one is your priority in your two questions ? Its usually better to ask two differents if you have two
– Kiwy
Apr 11 at 13:26
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@Kiwy - I have edited
– N Randhawa
Apr 11 at 13:55