Hoping this makes Xwayland Emacs much smoother to resize. It currently resizes at 0.5 fps for me on KDE. If you're wondering why I don't use the native Wayland

Hoping this makes Xwayland Emacs much smoother to resize. It currently resizes at 0.5 fps for me on KDE. If you're wondering why I don't use the native Wayland build of Emacs, it's because it is massively more laggy on HiDPI screens than the X11 version. I reported the issue upstream, probably won't be fixed for a decade when they'll decide to port to GTK4 and its hardware accelerated rendering backend. It took me a long while to notice that the typing lag I was experiencing was not because of native compilation or single-threading, but pgtk being a bit weak at rendering 3840x2160 pixels at 60 fps. In fact, it was not until I tried the Xwayland build that I experienced how much faster Emacs can feel.