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Seems 80 for sure has it for X11. It's less about UI performance and more about battery life and heat; I might consider installing a Linux distro on my laptop n
by refracture 6y ago
Seems 80 for sure has it for X11. It's less about UI performance and more about battery life and heat; I might consider installing a Linux distro on my laptop now, last time I did the poor thing ramped up like it was rendering a video project or something anytime I pulled up a YouTube video.
- laksdjfkasljdf 6y agoto maximize battery, disable media in the browser, and when you want to watch the content, just right click (or long press on android) and open on the non-drm native player such as VLC. It will always be better than a browser.
- bleepblorp 6y agoFWIW, notwithstanding VAAPI support in Firefox, Linux has made massive improvements in power/heat efficiency in recent kernels. There's much less of a starting-a-jet-engine effect in regular use if you're able to use a distro based on kernel 5.7 or 5.8.