Originally posted by 144Hz
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GNOME Shell + Mutter Off To A Good Start For Summer 2020
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Originally posted by mppix View Post
Kids watch, the dinosaurs are back: this is an andyprough and this is a tildearrow; they are millions of years old and use floppy disks, care about a few MB of RAM, and a few percent use of a core.
For the topic on question, this "test" would never go beyond 20% core load on a modern CPU even with 4K display. Also, this was improved in Gnome recently (but may not be in Ubuntu, yet).
- I don't use floppy disks. Heck, I have never used one in my life, and if I have, it's for being curious, and even so I still don't.
- I don't mind memory usage unless it is a lot.
- I need processing power. Stop being so unoptimal. If it can be made faster without sacrifices, then why not?
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Originally posted by kravemir View Post
That's cool feature, if it's supported by default. I did manage to setup different framerate support with Compton, but it required some amount of configuration tweaking.
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Originally posted by andyprough View PostBrutal critique of Ubuntu 20.04 and Gnome today: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Sez8qPipGbc
50% cpu usage just to move a small window around.
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Originally posted by andyprough View PostIt's interesting how Gnome users don't even hide their disdain for anyone not running the absolute latest, fastest hardware.
CPU power is kinda moot if you have a moderately fast GPU. Any Intel IGP is more than capable of driving a modern composited desktop, and even a Llano APU might be grossly overspecced for such task.
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