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Ubuntu 17.04 Gaming Performance: Budgie vs. GNOME vs. KDE Plasma vs. MATE vs. Unity vs. Xfce

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  • devius
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    Originally posted by Gapil301 View Post
    This is what happens when you try to make a valid critique of gnome, their developers and supporters are so sensitive...
    I'm glad you're not being passive-aggressive or anything...

    Originally posted by Gapil301 View Post
    Well, you guys should get out of your bubble and present gnome to someone not familiarized with gnu/linux, they will surely say the desktop is not productive because it's not mouse focused, the legacy tray icon is irritating and the desktop itself seems incomplete because gnome needs extensions to be usable!
    Actually I did just that to a friend of mine and he really liked it precisely because it wasn't like Windows. Not everybody is the same and thinks the same, so you shouldn't make broad assumptions like that just because you don't like something. I mean, you're free to continue doing that, but you're not adding anything more useful to this conversation than the so called "gnome trolls".

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  • johnc
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    Compiz has aged well, I see...

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  • halo9en
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    As much as I love seeing KDE & Gnome trolls feeding each other, I'd rather see some good old power / cpu / memory consumption benchmarks next time.

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  • Guest
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    Originally posted by Niarbeht View Post

    Did you read the article? Michael clearly states it's a known bug with Mutter de-focusing the window because it thinks the game is unresponsive while it's starting.

    Go actually use Gnome 3 and fire up CS:GO. When the annoying "OH NOES I THINK THIS HAS CRASHEDED" popup comes up, click the wait option, and let the game load.

    Bam. You get good performance. Certainly better than the 15fps displayed here.

    Also, troll harder, nub.
    Great usability feature! How much time will take Gnome devs to fix this or provide workaround? It seems to be very old bug.

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  • Guest
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    Originally posted by bug77 View Post
    Right. For the most part, the DE doesn't matter. That's how it should be.
    Except Gnome which sucks with CS:GO and it's behind Plasma most of the time.

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  • Gapil301
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    This is what happens when you try to make a valid critique of gnome, their developers and supporters are so sensitive...

    Well, you guys should get out of your bubble and present gnome to someone not familiarized with gnu/linux, they will surely say the desktop is not productive because it's not mouse focused, the legacy tray icon is irritating and the desktop itself seems incomplete because gnome needs extensions to be usable!

    By now gnome devs or supporters would be irritated and say: "you don't know how to use it!" (and afterwards run back to their bubbles).

    The confirmation of this is that redhat made a gnome classic variant, this is the proof that gnome shell is bad for the end user.
    Last edited by Gapil301; 14 April 2017, 11:18 PM.

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  • creative
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    Originally posted by Niarbeht View Post

    I know. Do they have nothing better to do with their time?

    Oh no, someone on the Internet is able to use something I can't! Quickly, I must insult them and tell them all about how they're wrong!
    When this usually happens to me I usually try to take off from a thread as soon as possible. There was something a few days back I experienced and was thinking uhht oh.. no whats going on? Ok wait a minute.... Wait.... Ok post one more time... wait ok I am out of here this is driving me batty.

    Zen master nerves of steel would not be enough lol. Whenever an opinion is expressed even though you know someone is going to call you illogical or a fool for it and you are set in your way its like no you must have their opinion and there is no other way cause you must be exactly like them. Some people always want to be right thats why I say its my opinion even though they think its wrong. And they still want to change my opinion and call me an idiot or something, thats when I leave lol.
    Last edited by creative; 14 April 2017, 10:17 PM.

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  • Niarbeht
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    Originally posted by ElderSnake View Post
    Just when there's an article to be fairly positive about overall, with performance being relatively even (especially if you take into account default software compositing as being a likely reason for MATE's lesser showing - I can't wait for that to be ported to Wayland), people still find a reason to bitch and get all trolly. I swear some of the people around here need a shrink for their issues.
    I know. Do they have nothing better to do with their time?

    Oh no, someone on the Internet is able to use something I can't! Quickly, I must insult them and tell them all about how they're wrong!

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  • tegs
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    Michael,

    I'd like to see the SteamOS compositor in future gaming benchmarks. Can use native SteamOS or that PPA for Ubuntu.

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  • creative
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    For some reason XFCE is faster for gaming on my system than Mate, Mint, Gnome and some others. Most likely due to it being a custom tailored sort xfce fusion for the studio distribution I am on. I have been stuck using this distro and desktop for years cause I pardon the pun don't want to budge from it. I got my brother hooked on the Ubuntu Studio desktop and he used to be a windows only user. Only thing that ran on par with xfce is fluxbox performance wise with games. Is it cause it is set up for low latency? I wish I knew or had a set up control to see the test. Right now the only thing I can compare it to is wintendos latest. Which makes me shrink from gaming a bit still I stay in linux most the time due to it being home more than win10 despite the dozes gaming performance prowess.
    Last edited by creative; 14 April 2017, 06:02 PM.

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