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  • #11
    Originally posted by alqm View Post
    What kind of hardware can run GNOME smoothly?
    I've tried 3 different modern Intel graphics computers and all run GNOME poorly. I wonder what hardware can run it. AMD? NVIDIA? An i7-latest generation only? Because Intel graphics can't.
    My laptops are intel graphics only and not even too recent - here Gnome works perfectly. Maybe Windows is better for you.

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    • #12
      No offense people! But you don't expect GNOME to run like a dream on your ancient systems - do you ?
      New Hardware is cheap these days. Make sure to get a proper CPU, RAM and SSD.

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      • #13
        Originally posted by tildearrow View Post

        And is it totally rewritten in Rust?
        Does it run on Redox? Under RISC-V on a container?


        Erm, I think not really, but there is some progress: https://phoronix.com/scan.php?page=n...idding-Old-X11
        Can't you force-disable XWayland somehow, with a compiler flag or something? Yes, I know the experience would be far less good, but just out of curiosity, I'm wondering if it's possible at all to force-disable XWayland.

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        • #14
          Originally posted by uid313 View Post

          Don't really care so much for Rust in application software. Its more interesting in interpreters, parsers, and decoders.

          Don't care so much for RISC-V on application software either (though it would be cool if Android had support for RISC-V), I find RISC-V support to be most interesting in toolchain, GCC, Android Things, Python and maybe .NET Core, things you would use for IoT.
          You missed the point he was trying to make.

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          • #15
            Originally posted by Candy View Post
            No offense people! But you don't expect GNOME to run like a dream on your ancient systems - do you ?
            New Hardware is cheap these days. Make sure to get a proper CPU, RAM and SSD.
            I have a 2018 Lenovo ThinkPad L380 Yoga with Intel i5, 8 GB of RAM and a fast SSD, yet GNOME runs like crap. Is my hardware recent and proper enough for ya?

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            • #16
              Originally posted by Vistaus View Post
              Intel i5, 8 GB of RAM
              I bolded the two problems of your setup. Try at least i7 and 32gb RAM.

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              • #17
                Apart from nautilus reaching 300MB after two days, my tweaked/patched Gnome installation is very polished at the moment. Gnome-shell doesn't use much memory anymore.

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                • #18
                  Originally posted by Candy View Post
                  I bolded the two problems of your setup. Try at least i7 and 32gb RAM.
                  I qouted the problem of why the Linux Desktop wont ever not-suck and be forever stuck in the denial phase. Any 200€ Atom system running Windows will run cycles around even such a system when it comes to responsiveness.

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                  • #19
                    Originally posted by Candy View Post
                    I bolded the two problems of your setup. Try at least i7 and 32gb RAM.
                    No need. I had a 2GB Ram Core Duo Laptop running smooth. The issue is mainly a possible misconfiguration from application or daemon.

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                    • #20
                      Originally posted by pracedru View Post
                      The performance optimisations are about the most important thing for Gnome now i think.
                      I love using gnome, but the performance is just not very good. Lots of stuttering and a high memory consumption.
                      Would you provide your hardware information and which distribution are you using?
                      Would you also provide a the memory status from either Gnome Monitor or Gnome Usage?
                      Running Gnome Shell from Fedora 29 on HP Envy x360 2500U is actually smooth experience.

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