people should research what wayland even is before posting ignorant comments about how shit it is. Because i have yet to see many comments criticizing wayland on phoronix, even when thousands of messages thinks they are criticizing it.
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Originally posted by Danny3 View PostCool, but too bad that only Gnome and KDE developers contribute to its upstream development, while the developers of other desktop environments expect everything to be offered on a silver platter to them.
Hopefully they stop finding excuses to not start supporting Wayland and contribute with something if anything doesn't exists or works for them.
Wayland is definitely the future, but it needs a bit of effort and that effort would be smaller if more developers contribute to it.
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Originally posted by varikonniemi View Postpeople should research what wayland even is before posting ignorant comments about how shit it is. Because i have yet to see many comments criticizing wayland on phoronix, even when thousands of messages thinks they are criticizing it.
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Originally posted by pabloski View Post
What stats are you basing your statement on? Because I have the vague impression that Linux users mainly use Nvidia GPUs ( although they whine all the time about Nvidia being crap ).
I remember the huge noise when Nvidia didn't leave us to passthrough their GPUs to virtual machines. And the big hurrah when this restriction was finally lifted.
Wayland has been in development for 15 years and is still not ready. There are components and software w/AMD that still rely on proprietary components - so, they will have to deal with that and Wayland. Good luck to them - and all the bugs in Wayland to get figured out once xorg is abandoned. I dunno how that is treated - XWayland? I doubt that solves it on its own.
I will make this quick. KDE Plasma on a debian base. A rather low spec computer (Raspberry Pi 5 to be spesific). When X11 (without a compositor) = Responsive and fast desktop. Relatively high performance. Lower use of system resources. No refresh rate (or frame rate) limit. Can actually play 60fps youtube. The only downside is of course “screen tearing”. Which is what wayland resolves. But… When Wayland (with or without a compositor, doesn’t even matter) = Less responsive, laggy desktop. Mouse...
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Originally posted by skeevy420 View Post
I've had the AMD Wayland experience for a decade now. It wasn't just NVIDIA sucking. Wayland as a whole was a newt.
It got better.
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waylandians are off to a great start in 2024- There are no valid criticism of wayland
- It's nvidia's fault
- It's amds' fault
- it's just a protocol
- all we need is MISSING_FEATURE (currently HDR)
- Everyone who has a problem with wayland is an idiot moron!
Happy 2024 folks!
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Originally posted by fitzie View Postwaylandians are off to a great start in 2024- There are no valid criticism of wayland
- It's nvidia's fault
- It's amds' fault
- it's just a protocol
- all we need is MISSING_FEATURE (currently HDR)
- Everyone who has a problem with wayland is an idiot moron!
Happy 2024 folks!
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