GNOME 40's Mutter Adds Atomic Mode-Setting Support

[phoronix]

Phoronix: GNOME 40's Mutter Adds Atomic Mode-Setting Support

Adding to the list of big ticket changes for GNOME 40 is Mutter now supporting atomic mode-setting...

http://www.phoronix.com/scan.php?pag...ic-Modesetting

[144Hz]

It fits perfectly with Carlos’ threading work.
https://blogs.gnome.org/shell-dev/20...ut-adventures/

One more time: GNOME 40 is already awesome!

[treba]

Note that this is a also perquisite for a performance improvement: "unredirecting" of non-fullscreen surfaces ("windows"). Depending on hardware capabilities, surfaces that are not covered by anything else can be uploaded to hardware planes, bypassing compositing (equivalent to hardware cursors). Weston does this already.

[kloczek]

I think that generally in case new devel gnome it would be good to fund some special award for that person who propose new versioning scheme.

[EvilHowl]

GNOME 40 is going to be the most exciting release in years!

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Those of you in the know, it is "Gnome 40" or "Gnome 3.40"? Or it should be 4.0?

[Michael]

Those of you in the know, it is "Gnome 40" or "Gnome 3.40"? Or it should be 4.0?

As mentioned many times, it's GNOME 40.

[JackLilhammers]

I don't mind the new versioning, but I think it's fun that they have chosen to avoid 4.0 to separate themselves from Gtk 4.0 and are still doing an upgrade that's generational rather than incremental. I know that they're still using Gtk 3, but on a UI/UX level this is Gnome 4

[kloczek]

I don't mind the new versioning, but I think it's fun that they have chosen to avoid 4.0 to separate themselves from Gtk 4.0 and are still doing an upgrade that's generational rather than incremental. I know that they're still using Gtk 3, but on a UI/UX level this is Gnome 4

Hopefully on next Gnome major release they will introduce completely new and even more wonderful versioning scheme.

[Aryma]

no idle inhibit protocol

no gnome for me