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On 5/29/25 13:47, The Natural Philosopher wrote:
> On 29/05/2025 13:07, Borax Man wrote:
>> I'm sticking with X11 until it is no longer viable.
> 
> I'm sticking with it until everything I want to do runs on Wayland.
> 

I had to go with Wayland. TV/Video acceleration on Armbian (AArch64) 
required it for Gnome.

It seems OK, apart from I still can't run an RDP server (RDP client is 
fine). I can run an RDP server from X64 Wayland.

X windows was a cool idea, running a window remotely, but I can't 
remember using it much. So the change made very little difference to me.

> I don't *like* X11. But it now just about works OK
> 
> It uses a lot of memory for what it is.
> 
> Lord knows how much CPU it munches just moving windows around
> 

I think it was the NextStation circa 1990 that first dragged whole 
windows rather than outlines, I think computers have gotten better at it 
since then.