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Indeed. Especially since TCP-based X would require that you stall operations if you drop a packet so that draw-ordering is preserved.

• fulafel 10y ago
  If you want to optimize for choppy networks that have too much packet loss for interactive TCP applications , then the current X11 is not a good fit. But that would be a whole different niche.
• digi_owl 10y ago
  Could have sworn that there exist multiple takes on extensions for that, but none that has been rolled into Xorg proper. This either because lisencing, or because the current devs have GPU stars in their eyes. BTW, it is downright funny how just about every Gnome guy i have encountered online seems to come across a pedantic grump. that would not know a joke if it fell on his head...
  • audidude 10y ago
    Interesting how one person is a common denominator in all those interactions ;)
    • digi_owl 10y ago
      And most of the comment gets ignored for a cheap retort, as expected.
      • audidude 10y ago
        you've mentioned something i've not heard about without linking to it or providing a name to help me find it myself. so i'm not sure what you'd like from me.