- #How to set a transparencey in autocad plot style software#
- #How to set a transparencey in autocad plot style series#
#How to set a transparencey in autocad plot style software#
While this is a design flaw, the solution is to either not to use the old system (what all modern software already does) or add a new font rendering system if it is warranted (what may be a good idea but hardly a priority for anything). X11 has a lot of cruft that is no longer used because it was moved to different layers - for example, it supports display-side (server-side in X terminology) bitmap font rendering while modern toolkits use application-side (client-side for X) rendering that implements antialiased fonts. I forgot to sign in.Ĭongratulation, you are severely misinformed, and everything you said is wrong. See the history of PulseAudio for reference. My prediction is that it will become fashionable to whine about Wayland, lots of people will resist it for a while, but in the end it will be the most suitable alternative and only the truly stubborn and those who need X for some reason will avoid it. No need to rage, I'm not trollling anyone. I'm not that familiar with how display servers work either, so correct me if I'm wrong about anything. Performance could certainly improve on X. I hope it does address each of these issues, because they are important. I haven't been following Wayland too closely, but my understanding is that it will address these issues as fundamentals of the system. Legacy support and compatibility are so important that problems can't be fixed. Then, there's all this support for legacy technologies that don't affect 90% of Linux/BSD systems, let alone the potential general market.Īll in all, X11 has fundamental weaknesses, doesn't reflect modern usage and is really too big to fix.
#How to set a transparencey in autocad plot style series#
See this great series of points by the author of xscreensaver. There are serious security flaws in areas such as screen locking. Basic transparency is either an ugly hack that glitches all the time (xcompmgr) or else a fairly extravagant system like compiz. It should be clear to anyone that there are some stone-age omissions in X:
As I understand it, X11 is horribly out of date.
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