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- Date: Sat, 9 Sep 2023 14:18:01 +0100
- From: Darren Cook <darren@example.com>
- Subject: Re: [tlug] Why Wayland?
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My question was technically what does Wayland do better than X11?Quick google, and the consensus seems to be:* Multiple monitors (can have different resolutions and refresh rates, and G-Sync/V-Sync can work)* HDR support* Vague stuff (security, better compositor, saner configuration - you don't break your display trying to configure your mouse and vice versa).A lot of people mentioned it fixes screen-tearing, but wasn't clear to me if that was part of multiple monitors issue, or if screen-tearing happens on single-monitor X setups too.DarrenP.S. I use whatever Ubuntu/Mint are using, of course. I just realised when I plug my external monitor, screen refresh drops from 144Hz to 60Hz on the notebook screen. So I must be using X ;-)I knew that already of course, because the HDR support on my other external monitor turned out to be pointless in Linux.
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