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@metamourge Why? Those still work.
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@kescherRant Only some pseudo-transparency that I've heard of, personally I need a compositor for that 😅 also just some nice but subtle window effects, why not, that's me though
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@chilledfrogs Too bad the compositor absolutely kills vertical sync for me, so those subtle effects don't really get me.
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@kescherRant That's weird, I don't get that at all, what setup do you have?
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@chilledfrogs A laptop with 3rd-gen Ryzen and integrated graphics, lol
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@kescherRant 😅 I see, I just have an i7 and integrated graphics on my laptop... Which compositor?
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@chilledfrogs Marco, apparently.
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@kescherRant Never heard of, I'm just using compton 😅
Another dev on my team just got a new machine. Before he came in today I made two separate USB installers and ...
Is there any point in having a compositor enabled? I only see advantages in disabling any compositor. Google only tells me that it can prevent misbehaving applications' UIs from being garbled, but that hasn't happened to me either.
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