X.Org Server
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Oct 25, 2026
Episode 247: The State of Ricing in 2026
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39:54MattHOST
And it wasn't nearly as fun because it was a time-consuming and tedious thing.
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39:58MattHOST
And the rewards weren't nearly as good as if you used Polybar or something like that on X.org.
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40:02MattHOST
So that's just kind of the feeling that I had.
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40:05MattHOST
I don't know.
I Used Linux for 8 Years: Here's What They Don't Tell You
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17:38Chris TitusHOST
Both do work, though.
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17:39Chris TitusHOST
and then certain other things you know variable refresh rate 4k support tearing you've probably heard of these things well Linux like five years ago almost everything used XOR well it doesn't have VRR it doesn't have 4k support and you have to modify or well you have to configure X.Org did not have tearing or be tear-free by default.
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18:02Chris TitusHOST
You can do all these things, and that's what I do.
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18:03Chris TitusHOST
I still use X.Org.
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18:05Chris TitusHOST
But most people these days use Wayland and just know almost every desktop environment.
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18:11Chris TitusHOST
Most people are huge into Hyperland and other things you've heard about.
3 Linux Distros, 3 Types of Users - Which One Are You?
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35:56Chris TitusHOST
And I've gone through different, all kinds of crazy stuff.
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36:00Chris TitusHOST
Right now, I'm running some nutty experiment of trying Xlibre instead of Xorg or Wayland.
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36:06Chris TitusHOST
It's going okay.
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36:08Chris TitusHOST
Maybe making it a new video.
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36:09Chris TitusHOST
Probably not, though.
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36:11Chris TitusHOST
I still would probably recommend Xorg over Ex Libre.
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36:15Chris TitusHOST
But it's still like something where as you get older, it's not really and you get more experience.
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36:22Chris TitusHOST
It's not really about the distro anymore.
10 Projects AI is Good At
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11:12Chris TitusHOST
So he started kind of piecing together a top bar for me.
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11:16Chris TitusHOST
I rebuild everything in this to where it's X.org because I'm an X.org user.
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11:21Chris TitusHOST
I like X.org.
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11:22Chris TitusHOST
It just has less problems than Wayland for me.
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11:25Chris TitusHOST
I know mileage will vary.
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11:26Chris TitusHOST
I'm not saying everyone should switch to X.org.
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11:29Chris TitusHOST
I don't care if you use it or not.
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11:30Chris TitusHOST
This is about me.
10 Drives, 2 GPUs, One Wild Linux Install
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32:53Chris TitusHOST
Totally understand what you're saying.
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32:56Chris TitusHOST
I just know X.Org very well.
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32:58Chris TitusHOST
You can do tear-free.
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32:59Chris TitusHOST
Honestly, and you don't even need to do the setup script.
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33:02Chris TitusHOST
If you're an NVIDIA user, you can actually hardwire your entire monitor configured directly into X.Org.
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33:08Chris TitusHOST
Uh, so on X or boot, it will literally just set that up for you.
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33:12Chris TitusHOST
So you don't have any worry about it.
I Quit Arch Linux After 794 Days (Here's Why)
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7:22Chris TitusHOST
I don't like Wayland, so I'm not going to use Wayland.
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7:25Chris TitusHOST
I'm just going to use my DWM with Xorg.
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7:28Chris TitusHOST
And instead of having Dunst and Polybar and all these other crap that people have I've done in the past, I'm using QuickShell for everything.
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7:36Chris TitusHOST
It's my notification daemon.
Omarchy: Arch Savior or Overhyped Reskin?
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10:49Chris TitusHOST
It totally is.
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10:50Chris TitusHOST
I use Xorg instead of Hyperland or Wayland.
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10:55Chris TitusHOST
For me, I've always enjoyed X11.
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10:57Chris TitusHOST
It's been around for decades.
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10:59Chris TitusHOST
It just works better for my needs, whether it's gaming, whether it's X11 forwarding, SSH work.
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11:07Chris TitusHOST
I do a lot of remote things on my system, and I just simply can't be bothered with the new flashy... animations of Hyperland and all the extra addities to Wayland where I've always run into like bugs because of the different buffers that you have between Wayland and Xorg.
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11:24Chris TitusHOST
And I could go into a whole 30 minute explanation between the two, but essentially Xorg has one display server.
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11:30Chris TitusHOST
Everything gets pushed through that.
Wayland vs Xorg | Learn which one to choose
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0:00Chris TitusHOST
In this video, I'll be talking about the differences between Wayland and Xorg and which one you should choose to manage your display events in Linux.
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0:16Chris TitusHOST
OK, before I get going on this, I'm going to just address the elephant in the room.
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0:20Chris TitusHOST
I know I'm wearing a Microsoft certified professional shirt, but it was laundry day and I had this in my closet and I just threw it on.
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0:31Chris TitusHOST
Be kind in the comments, guys.
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0:33Chris TitusHOST
And I'm going to go ahead and jump into this video.
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0:37Chris TitusHOST
So before I jump into the differences between Wayland and Xorg, I want to kind of go over what they are.
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0:42Chris TitusHOST
What do they do? Well, they're basically display servers that communicate and compose windows for applications.
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0:51Chris TitusHOST
So what does that mean exactly? Well, that means if you go to pull up an application and the window comes up and it has a black screen, well, a lot of times that is either Wayland or Xorg having a seizure, so to speak.
Untitled Linux Show 275: A Write Makes 2 Wrongs
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58:52Rob CampbellHOST
Over the past week, we've seen him use AI to work on kernel performance, make difficult code easier to understand, and help uncover bugs dating back more than a decade.
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59:05Rob CampbellHOST
So it's not like X.org old bugs, but a decade's pretty long for the kernel.
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59:12Rob CampbellHOST
Anyway, calling him all in, might be putting a headline on it, but he's clearly moving beyond simply saying these tools can't be useful.
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59:25Rob CampbellHOST
He's putting them to work himself.
ULS 275: A Write Makes 2 Wrongs - Defender, Anti-Cheat, & KDE Turns 30
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58:52Rob CampbellHOST
Over the past week, we've seen him use AI to work on kernel performance, make difficult code easier to understand, and help uncover bugs dating back more than a decade.
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59:06Rob CampbellHOST
So it's not like X.org old bugs, but a decade's pretty long for the kernel.
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59:12Rob CampbellHOST
Anyway.
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59:13Rob CampbellHOST
Calling him all in might be putting a headline on it, but he's clearly moving beyond simply saying these tools can't be useful.
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