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by loxias
1689 days ago
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Thanks for this! I was thinking similarly, but you phrased it better than I could. My observation was "it used to suck, just like wireless, and suspend/resume, but now it doesn't." which matches perfectly with "software has built up a pile of hacks... aka bug fixes". BTW, despite any appearances to the contrary, I recognize (and look forward to!) the superiority of an architecture based on fixed rate interrupts rather than a freewheel unsynchronized protocol. I was just afraid, previously, that: 1) All my stuff is gonna break! (Consider I've been using the same setup unchanged since the mid 2000s, and it's got a lot of self written code) 2) I'm gonna be stuck with a system I consider ugly! 3) My stuff breaking will be in exchange for nothing I consider worthwhile in return! Now that I read the great article https://www.phoronix.com/scan.php?page=article&item=x_waylan..., much of my FUD has melted away. I know that #2 and #3 aren't true, #1 is probably true but now I'm looking forward to it. |
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