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I use Nitrogen as the means to set the wallpaper many times per second for a "fade" effect in my own project (https://github.com/TheMohawkNinja/WallFade). Since I last updated my Linux install roughly a month ago, the time it takes for nitrogen to set an image has been significantly lower (in the tenths of a second).
Assuming this has nothing to do with some underlying change to X, is it possible to bypass whatever changes had been performed recently that results in this performance drop?
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I use Nitrogen as the means to set the wallpaper many times per second for a "fade" effect in my own project (https://github.com/TheMohawkNinja/WallFade). Since I last updated my Linux install roughly a month ago, the time it takes for nitrogen to set an image has been significantly lower (in the tenths of a second).
Assuming this has nothing to do with some underlying change to X, is it possible to bypass whatever changes had been performed recently that results in this performance drop?
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: