Re: Benchmark: X11 performs better than Wayland (on Plasma 6.4)

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On Fri, Jul 11, 2025 at 07:43:06AM -0000, Jan Drögehoff wrote:
> These kind of benchmarks are worthless and cannot be reliably 
> reproduced by anyone.

Here's a radical idea.  Instead of going through all of that effort to 
produce nonreproducible, useless results, they could install the 
Phoronix Test Suite [1] and instantly gain access to a huge repitour of 
fully reproducible automated tests involving real-world workloads.

If the existing tests are inadequate, add new ones, so we'll have a 
useful, reproducible example we can use to figure out where performance 
regressions (if any) are coming from.

[1] My issues with Phoronix (and their benchmarks) are editorial in nature; 
    but their methodology and tools are solid.

 - Solomon
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