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There's a huge performance advantage, if you ask SystemD - Multiple resolutions can be cached. This is incredible bullshit, of course, but that is one of many l
by GauntletWizard 2y ago
There's a huge performance advantage, if you ask SystemD - Multiple resolutions can be cached. This is incredible bullshit, of course, but that is one of many lies Pottering has gotten away with.
- toast0 2y agoCaching resolutions can be a nice thing, and having in one place can be useful so that the throwing away the cache can be done consistently for all apps when useful (you likely should clear the cache when switching networks, or when the user asks you to), but none of that means it should be a kernel service. If there's enough volume of requests that a kernel level cache meaningfully improves real world scenarios, something is broken in those scenarios. :p (but I think you agree with me)