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Over time, many people have complained about the X Window system; the X Window system, or Xorg in its current most popular implementation, is the layer between applications and the graphics adapter. It has some fantastic features (like the ability to run application over the network) and some shortcoming.
One thing is sure: it has evolved over the last year or so, immensely, especially as far as 3D and hardware acceleration."
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Those who do not understand X are condemned to wrongly blame it, poorly, and to completely miss pinpointing the *real* culprits.
They need a more accurate and reflective set of benchmarks to that pinpoint exactly where the performance is seen and where that performance is lost. I am reminded of an article that once shed a bit of light on one of the most commonly used "X Benchmarks" .. glxgears
http://www.osnews.com/story/21133/Why_glxgears_Is_Slower_with_Kerne...