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I run xmonad on Debian bullseye with 5.5.3-grsec kernel, it’s definitely snappy. There’s no perceptible input lag, even when testing using the iPhone slo-mo thi
by ryanlol 7y ago
I run xmonad on Debian bullseye with 5.5.3-grsec kernel, it’s definitely snappy. There’s no perceptible input lag, even when testing using the iPhone slo-mo thingy. I mostly use Chromium, electrum, signal-desktop and urxvt.
Everything goes to shit as soon as you install one of those “desktop environments” though.
- TheRealPomax 7y agoThe thing is, the only thing that makes a computer pleasant to use, as opposed to merely functional, is that "desktop environment".
- ryanlol 7y agoHow come? All I see is loads of unnecessary fluff. I for one find xmonad & co extremely pleasant to use even if there’s a slight learning curve. I really don’t see what Cinnamon, Gnome & co. have to offer (except to users who aren’t very technically oriented, who’d probably be more productive on OS X or Windows anyway)
- tom75 7y agoNo one can get any more the grsec patch... Post grsecurity/kconfig file on github or pastebin for view...