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> For desktop results, results are measured from when the key started moving until the screen finished updating When the key starts moving and when the key act
by half-kh-hacker 8y ago
> For desktop results, results are measured from when the key started moving until the screen finished updating
When the key starts moving and when the key actually actuates are very different times. Some of this latency could be key travel time. This is also a methodical issue I found with his [keyboard latency test](https://danluu.com/keyboard-latency/ https://danluu.com/keyboard-latency/).
- 1996 8y agoDo you have any recommendation to get at least a decent latency (< 30 ms) on linux or windows 10? The least infuriating to me is lxterm. Consoles (no X) used to feel ok several years ago, but now I use fbuffer it feels slower (and I can't do without because high screen resolutions make fonts tiny, even with setfont)