Open ikeydoherty opened 7 years ago
Downstream report https://dev.solus-project.com/T1530
Can someone please clarify if this project is entering twilight, or just maintenance twilight?
Would you mind explaining what "twilight" or "maintenance twilight" indicates? I failed to find definitions for the terms.
The state of compton, from my understanding:
And preferably a tag incorporated to include the 80+ changes since 2013, if this project is still suitable for use.
I think it is better to go through the open bugs first. Well, if the process ever finishes...
... if it's going to become a security burden over time.
Actually I never realized security would be a problem for a X compositor.I never payed attention to security in the development, so it cannot be guaranteed even if compton is maintained. I have not noticed a bug report about security, though.
"twilight" - completely done "maintenance twilight" - occasional merge of a PR and new releases, but no active feature work
I think it is better to go through the open bugs first. Well, if the process ever finishes...
Which kinda means no tag will ever come about.
Actually I never realized security would be a problem for a X compositor.
X is by nature insecure, so the potential exists. Which requires monitoring by those integrating into a distro.
Re: bugs in core vs configuration, that is somewhat reassuring, thank you.
is budgie using whatever gnome built? we need to have standalone vsync/gl compositors since mate & xfce (& probably others) are terrible at it
i can confirm i caused a few bugs when tweaking so it's not always compton's fault
@kn00tcn atm budgie uses mutter
I'm currently getting it in the ear regarding compton, which is being conditionally blocked from Solus inclusion for the following reasons:
Can someone please clarify if this project is entering twilight, or just maintenance twilight? And preferably a tag incorporated to include the 80+ changes since 2013, if this project is still suitable for use.
Obviously I'm ok with either outcome - but I need to know upfront if I can realistically look at including this, or if it's going to become a security burden over time.
Cheers in advance.