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Why would running two systems help performance. A better designed system that doesn't have to have network transparency code paths should be able to run faster
by loewenskind 16y ago
Why would running two systems help performance. A better designed system that doesn't have to have network transparency code paths should be able to run faster than X and Linux applications are written in Qt or GTK anyway. Port those two and call it done.
- skymt 16y agoSorry, I wasn't clear: running X alongside Wayland would hurt performance (at least in RAM-critical environments).