you watch. everything will go static and then some new runtime hot patch mechanism will be introduced. what does ram usage look like if you build gnome, qt, x

you watch. everything will go static and then some new runtime hot patch mechanism will be introduced. what does ram usage look like if you build gnome, qt, x, wayland apps statically? seems like you might end up with weird stuff like huge rss for things like calculators and desktop tools. moreover, doesn't it just push compatibility problems to the network protocol/ipc level anyhow? i suppose maybe that's more stable... for now?