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Really, from 2008-2012, it's mostly been a one-man toy project. It's only since mid-2012 or so that we've had many different people working on it.

Until early 2014, I along with my team at Red Hat were busy building RHEL7. RHEL7 development has slowed down now, and full-time Wayland development has started.

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