How Ubuntu Helped Make GNOME Shell Faster (And Why The Work Continues)
We’re talking a high-level over-view on effort undertaken to ‘boost’ the real time functioning of GNOME Shell, benefitting not just Ubuntu 19.10 users, but other Linux distros too.
For those unaware, a fair chunk of Ubuntu’s engineering effort of late has focused on ameliorating performance issues across key areas, from video accelerated playback to compositing fixes (i.e. nixing the terror of screen tearing) to improving GNOME Shell performance.
And it’s this latter endeavour, issues affecting GNOME Shell and related components, that Daniel’s discourse digest get in too.
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