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> no one goes around calling that one OS a "giant, existential, ecosystem-fragmenting threat to the open-source community."

we did do that, and they were, but for the most part, for the moment (at least) we've won - so it's no longer on the tip of our tongue



I'm not sure what victory is being declared here: is Wayland likely to run on more than a tiny fraction of devices any time in the near future? If not, that "one OS" can take a large part of the blame.


In an age where POSIX is sliding into irrelevance in what concerns mobile and embedded OSes.

"POSIX Has Become Outdated"

https://www.usenix.org/system/files/login/issues/login_fall1...




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