16 ms·

Also, as benchmarks show, xwayland introduces pretty bad latency..

• dralley 27d ago
  The latency isn't that bad, it's reasonable for a compatibility shim.
  • wing-_-nuts 27d ago
    I can't find the benchmarks now, but the ones I recently saw on hacker news, xwayland was notably worse than either wayland native or xorg native. Bad enough to be noticeable by the average user.
  • account42 26d ago
    It may be reasonable when you emulate a completely different platform but not when your are providing a compatibility feature in a supposed successor platform that can be designed to support that use case.