Changes between Version 2 and Version 3 of Tuning

Timestamp:

02/21/19 08:24:17 (2 years ago)

Author:

Antoine Martin

Comment:

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Tuning

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 == Introduction ==
 
-Using the default settings, the system will do its best to accommodate any type of application, no matter what the network conditions are like. Because those heuristics cover a wide range of possibilities, in many cases they may not be optimal (ie: local connections over mmap behave very differently from a remote connection over 3G or wifi: #2037).
+Using the default settings, the system will do its best to accommodate any type of application, no matter what the network conditions are.
+Because those heuristics cover a wide range of possibilities, they may not always be optimal (ie: local connections over mmap behave very differently from a remote connection over 3G or wifi: #2037).
 
-It is often possible to obtain better performance and user experience by configuring the system to be better tuned for its environment and user demands.
+It is often possible to obtain better performance and user experience by tuning the system for its environment and user demands.
 
-Some initial pointers:
+Some related pointers:
 * [/wiki/Encodings Picture Encodings]
 * [/wiki/PacketEncoding Packet Encoding]
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 The hints are also passed on to the picture encoders themselves for their own internal tuning (#1699, #2061, #1257, #800).
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+To add better tuning for new applications, collect as much data as possible about the behaviour of the application and create a [/wiki/ReportingBugs new ticket].
+Typically: {{{xwininfo -tree -root}}}, {{{xprop}}} for all the windows, {{{xpra info}}}, etc..
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