hahahaha Canonical, that's what you get for trying to help a cancerous company, hope this serves you as a lesson, you shouldn't have dropped unity for gnome 3
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Originally posted by 144Hz View PostEnough of tildearrow. Here’s some great performance work on some sorting in GTK. >1000x increase in synthetic benchmarks.
https://gitlab.gnome.org/GNOME/gtk/-..._requests/2273
Does Average Joe care about this, or does he care more about having a usable thing?
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Originally posted by Charlie68 View Post
But you shouldn't worry, there are people with very limited brains, it is more satisfying to ignore than to go down to their level.
The more they get, the weaker the Other Desktops are and the less Freedom we have.
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Originally posted by Auzy View PostEverybody else in the Linux community moved on from DE flamewars 20 years ago.. Get over it mate.. Even the KDE/Gnome developers aren't flaming each other..
...only until now when 144Hz decided starting Phoronix War I was a good idea.
This is his thread anyway... .-.
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Originally posted by Scellow View Posthahahaha Canonical, that's what you get for trying to help a cancerous company, hope this serves you as a lesson, you shouldn't have dropped unity for gnome 3
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Originally posted by 144Hz View PostEnough of tildearrow. Here’s some great performance work on some sorting in GTK. >1000x increase in synthetic benchmarks.
https://gitlab.gnome.org/GNOME/gtk/-..._requests/2273
However, as of late, I found games on Gnome are as fast, and Gnome is definitely in a state it's now competitive against Windows. It will be even more interesting to see what happens with Wayland (which may potentially have even better performance long term).
No idea why the hate for Canonical either.. They've made some fairly large contributions to Linux (and had one of the first mainstream distro's which were usable for a wide variety of audiences).
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Originally posted by Auzy View PostNo idea why the hate for Canonical either.. They've made some fairly large contributions to Linux (and had one of the first mainstream distro's which were usable for a wide variety of audiences).
e.g. snap.
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Originally posted by lucrus View PostGnome? KDE? I'm trying to switch from XFCE to Sway...
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