Two new incredible performance patches have been merged to gnome 3.34 upstream

Try this in wayland
>Move your mouse in circle
>Super+a, make sure you're in all application tab, not favorites
Is the mouse still lagging like in 3.32? In X it was smooth, but it lags on wayland.

I'm running wayland, no lag.
t. Fedora 31

I try to open up Company of Heroes from Steam, it crashes and forces me out of the session.
I try to open up World of Warships in Lutris just to find that my mouse does not work.
In the meantime I'm running X.Org and no problem at all.
t. Fedora 30

I only stream my games from a Windows 10 virtual machine
t. Fedora 31

I play CoH on Wayland under ClearLinux from flatpak steam, no problems whatsoever
The only issue comes from whatever steamplay version I use, 3.7.8 is stable but 4.11.3 would crash sometimes when exiting the game

Fedora is a shit for games

year of linux desktop for real this time trust me guys

Cope arch or gentoo user

Games are for kids.

Linux is for neckbeards.

BTFO

>By avoiding OpenGL and the graphics driver we also reduce CPU usage.
Despite reimplementing the logic on the CPU, it still takes less CPU
time than going through GL did.
>This new approach also dramatically reduces the number of picking paint
cycles required for cursor movement since the pickability of the entire
screen is calculated and cached. The cache is only invalidated when the
screen contents change so for typical desktop usage where the screen is
mostly idle, cursor movement doesn't incur anywhere near as many paint
cycles as it used to.

I don't remember the last time when I was excited for such thing.

>more bloated than plasma with not even a 10% of the features
I'll pass.

Does gnome STILL have it's memory leak?

gnome is garbage

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If you talk about the garbage collection memory leak, it has been fixed in 3.30

I trust you.

But that picture proves that gnome is superior. They aren't afraid to trigger Jow Forumstard reactionaries

>moving a window
>80% cpu
YOU WHAT

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no lag 3.32

Should I switch from KDE5?

>Gnomed

dilate

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F O O T E D

What does the desktop compositor even do at that point?

>incredible performance patches
I don't get it, how is this a good thing? It's just showing how bad GNOME's performance was to begin with. There's probably plenty more work that needs to be done.
I'd rather get improvements and features than some huge performance "fix" that shouldn't have been needed in the first place.

How long until it reaches Ubuntu or... ahem Debian ?

The before and after shows nvidia really does have dogshit drivers.

It's good because it's better than it was. It is, however, not good that we should be fixing this stuff in the first place but hey, open-source GNU gonna open-source GNU.

I don't understand how to run a script at startup in gnome.
I press super, search for startup applications and write it there but it gets ignored.

All I wanted was to remap the keyboard and launch an utility. All of this because it ignores my .xinitrc

Equal to or less than 3?

Gnome 3 was a mistake. It's UI is pure ass.

if you’re running fedora you can try out the gnome-with-patches copr

Oh man reading the merge requests for those patches is painfull. Gnome devs are embarrassing.

3.34 > 3

gnome was already running pretty well for me. this is very welcoming and I'm glad they're improving instead of removing. also glad they're going to partner with kde

>more bloated than plasma
factually wrong