> Hopefully xlibre will be adding that in. You will also need toolkits/games to add support for any additional protocol, which I doubt they will. > It's not e

> Hopefully xlibre will be adding that in. You will also need toolkits/games to add support for any additional protocol, which I doubt they will. > It's not entirely clear what you're talking about with the third Zero-copy video means you can play vides in web pages hardware accelerated and have no copy of the video frame required to send it to the display. This saves a lot of power. > it's "just" a matter of writing the drivers to make it happen and getting them into an xorg fork Compositing with Xorgs model and applying any kind of screen effect would be extremely painful on tiling GPU because of how the screen is passed back and fourth to the compositor. Given compositing in Wayland compositors is passive, it does not have that issue. Notice how Wayland on the RPi had performance that it simply couldn't gain under Xorg. > Me having these work just fine for quite a long time now on my personal machines that run xorg Good for you. But we have modern hardware and demands that simply Xorg doesn't meet and the protocol is archaic that adding support isn't worth it.