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Ubuntu 21.10 Radeon Gaming With KDE Plasma vs. GNOME Shell + Wayland vs. X.Org
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Originally posted by Ilfirin View PostI am astonished to see Wayland loosing against Xorg. Shouln't by Wayland more lean, simple and in result, faster, than bloated/olded Xorg?
Not when games are ported to use Wayland instead of XWayland either.
So no.
Wayland is leaner when it comes to compositing and other window based operations like resizing windows, moving windows etc.
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Originally posted by mirmirmir View Postconsidering come crashes and lower performance on kde, i hope valve change their decision for the desktop environment of their incoming game console
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Originally posted by mirmirmir View Postconsidering come crashes and lower performance on kde, i hope valve change their decision for the desktop environment of their incoming game console
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I took the jump over the weekend and backed up all my data and and fresh installed from Ubuntu 20.04 LTS -> Ubuntu 21.10.
You can no longer make fun of me for running Ubuntu 20.04 LTS like some noob.
I am seriously impressed with Ubuntu 21.10 (GNOME 40, Xorg + Wayland by default (XWayland), Mesa 21.2 stable, GCC 11.2, etc). This is it, chief. It's faster in every way and so far all of my main extensions have worked flawlessly. I've literally given up or sacrificed nothing for what I had in 20.04. Everything in 21.10 is equal, better, and/or faster.
Also: won't be making fun of the Wayland enthusiasts anymore. I'm a fan. (Though I did none of the heavy lifting of coding or bug testing, so I thank you guys for getting it to this point for us.)
Ubuntu 22.04 is going to be awesome. I say just wait for that so you don't disrupt your flow, but you have my blessing to (start fresh only) on a new Ubuntu 21.10 installation. See my post here for more deets.
I was previously running on 20.04 LTS a configuration of 2x 500GB 860 EVO's in a 1TB RAID0, now running 3x 500GB 860 EVO's in a 1.5TB RAID0. We live dangerously here, folks.
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