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I look forward to your alternative, that also is compatible and optimal with the modern way graphics hardware works (Xorg isn't).
by PlutoIsAPlanet 3y ago
I look forward to your alternative, that also is compatible and optimal with the modern way graphics hardware works (Xorg isn't).
- sprash 3y agoXorg + DRI3 uses the exact same buffer swap mechanism as Wayland. Wayland is basically just a very over engineered protocol to blit some bitmaps. How exactly is Wayland more optimal for modern hardware?
- bzzzt 3y agoIf all you want to do is blit some bitmaps it's Xorg that's the overengineered protocol and you're better off using Wayland. You'll even get better security as a bonus...