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Sure, but then it's quite difficult to say that one is "more resource efficient" than the other. Only implementations can be compared. And in fact, when you e.
by emersion 8y ago
Sure, but then it's quite difficult to say that one is "more resource efficient" than the other. Only implementations can be compared.
And in fact, when you e.g. open Gedit, hundreds of messages are exchanged on X11 (getting/registering atoms, changing window properties, etc). Wayland is much more efficient in that regard.
- dunpeal 8y ago> Wayland is much more efficient in that regard. Which is what I implied in my original comment... Of course, the resources are ultimately consumed by implementations, not protocols. But it helps when the protocols are efficient.