Comment by anthk 3 years ago If you think that's responsive you haven't seen my XFCE setup. 5 comments anthk Reply _dain_ 3 years ago I'd like to see it. I'm running XFCE now, I wouldn't call it slow but it's not quite as snappy as I'd like it to be. shrimp_emoji 3 years ago Turn off composition (if Xfce allows you to, like KDE does). Then drag a window around your screen on a high framerate monitor and feel the difference. _dain_ 3 years ago just tried it, gives nasty looking black bars around the outside of firefox.latency is still there. e.g. pressing super has about a 100ms wait before the application launcher appears, same as with compositing on. 2 replies →
_dain_ 3 years ago I'd like to see it. I'm running XFCE now, I wouldn't call it slow but it's not quite as snappy as I'd like it to be. shrimp_emoji 3 years ago Turn off composition (if Xfce allows you to, like KDE does). Then drag a window around your screen on a high framerate monitor and feel the difference. _dain_ 3 years ago just tried it, gives nasty looking black bars around the outside of firefox.latency is still there. e.g. pressing super has about a 100ms wait before the application launcher appears, same as with compositing on. 2 replies →
shrimp_emoji 3 years ago Turn off composition (if Xfce allows you to, like KDE does). Then drag a window around your screen on a high framerate monitor and feel the difference. _dain_ 3 years ago just tried it, gives nasty looking black bars around the outside of firefox.latency is still there. e.g. pressing super has about a 100ms wait before the application launcher appears, same as with compositing on. 2 replies →
_dain_ 3 years ago just tried it, gives nasty looking black bars around the outside of firefox.latency is still there. e.g. pressing super has about a 100ms wait before the application launcher appears, same as with compositing on. 2 replies →
I'd like to see it. I'm running XFCE now, I wouldn't call it slow but it's not quite as snappy as I'd like it to be.
Turn off composition (if Xfce allows you to, like KDE does). Then drag a window around your screen on a high framerate monitor and feel the difference.
just tried it, gives nasty looking black bars around the outside of firefox.
latency is still there. e.g. pressing super has about a 100ms wait before the application launcher appears, same as with compositing on.
2 replies →