I’m pretty sure its 1 real frame every X frames so 6x would be 1 real, 5 generated.

Just incase you’re serious. Work on gnome x11 and kde x11 stopped ages ago, updates to the x11 server do not matter in the slightest.

As far as I know, there’s no DE with a good Wayland implementation AND a good x11 implementation. Gnome dropped theirs and when kde announced they where going to drop theirs. They also mentioned that it was basically unmaintained for years at this point.

I’m not sure how relevant these benchmarks even are.

We’re comparing Wayland sessions in gnome and kde to x11 sessions in different DE’s?

I feel like they needed to compare gnome x11 to Wayland and kde x11 to Wayland to get proper data here but work on x11 stopped ages ago.

Probably, the issue is that you weren’t allowed to open source the implementation.

Look, I agree with you.

But what we’ve learned over the past 2 or 3 years is that people are not willing to learn new things.

Because arch is too hard!

In reallity, I remember back when omarchy released a thing that kept coming up was that “the install process took a minute or two” which, is pretty cool.

I also have a completely baseless belief that Omarchy is also probably the biggest distro with a tiling WM by default.

But I’m just another standard arch neckbeard, I don’t really know or care about Omarchy.

Don’t you already know because you switched from Ubuntu to fedora or something last month?

Bruh, he’s saying he doesn’t use EGS on any platform.

The whole time I was worried she lived in my country and then I got to the bottom and found out she loved in London. Great, it can keep her!

I beat 9/10 monkeys! Damn I’m good, I should do this for real!

I’m pretty sure binding of Isaac is native as well but my minimal arch/niri install wouldn’t run it, so I assume it was relying on a system library that I didn’t care to work out. Switching to proton magically fixed it.

Look, I don’t know why you’d release a product that’s severely lacking compared to your competition but I also don’t know how you couldn’t sort this out in 10 years. Epic is a special company.

Aren’t user reviews one of the things that were on their original roadmap back when they first launched egs?

I don’t use any AUR packages, I don’t even have an AUR helper installed ATM, If it’s not in core/extra/multilib I use Flatpak. Generally I will go to Flatpak’s for userland apps, Krita and Firefox are both in extra (I think?) I still use the Flatpak’s for both. If I’m going to use the AUR I would generally prefer to just build from source.

I’m not sure that it’s necessary, the issue here is that anyone can create an account and adopt an orphaned package.

Hilarious that it’s JavaScript again, truely npm, pypi and cargo are obvious targets. Also, guys, minimise your usage of the AUR! I don’t use any AUR packages.

Core > Extra > flathub >>>>>>>>>>>>> AUR

Not that core/extra/flathub can’t be pwned but it’s harder then the AUR.

The part that pissed me off is that this same thing happened for DD2. But I thought, “it’s monster hunter, no way it’ll happen again!” And then it happened again!

^ this is it.

It also takes time to increase production so when they spin down to reduce supply they cannot just immediately spin it up again.

This is why we’re looking at “shit sucks” until around 2028 and why we’re all hoping the Chinese companies role in and take their legs out from under them.

It’s already starting to happen, Corsair is using CMXT memory now.

It is a bit eye rolling “LOOK AT THIS DISASTER OF AN EXPLOIT!!!” *Requires physical access to the machine

But the major issue is that if you have some other exploit that gets you RCE or a shell you can then use these exploits to pwn someone and we have RCE’s and shell exploits come around all the time.

It could be WoW, it could be LoL it could be Genshin Impact. The only one that’s tracked it ~1050hrs in Warframe but I really doubt its beating any of the above three.