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"Add support for timing and queuing protocols" (!3355) merged, aka FIFO for Wayland gaming

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"Add support for timing and queuing protocols" (!3355) merged, aka FIFO for Wayland gaming

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cross-posted from: https://lemmy.world/post/24068952

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What does this mean for end users?
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  Better game performance in some scenarios when running a game natively under Wayland. It helps to minimize GPU downtime when it could instead be rendering.
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