Not an expert, but I feel like this might really improve the perceived responsiveness of the system under load.
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I thought KMS meant something else
Is it supposed to be kernel mode setting?
What is the state in kde?
Coincidentally I also merged a kms thread into KWin late July. When dragging windows around, the cursor is now visibly ahead of the window.
So is it fixed there also?
this is better?
Uggh.
Uhhh then it looks again like in X