>I need to run a local server just to have graphics
Someone please explain what the fuck is going on here
>>57829104
who said this?
>>57829110
xorg
>>57829110
my uncle jerry
>>57829125
>>57829130
A SACRED CASH COW
>>57829104
loonix and freetards, that's what
>>57829104
Yes. Everything in Linux is either a file, or a server, or both.
Windows really should open an RDP session on 127.0.0.1 upon start and then connecting the user to that on login. All video and input pumped through the TCP/IP stack, that would indeed be marvellous.
>>57832332
Actually, on Unix, it would use local host, which is actually a Unix socket, so it wouldn't even touch the networking stack, let alone TCP/IP
>>57829104
Unix was designed in the midst of the mainframe/terminal era, and its design reflects that. Users used to log in remotely via terminals, and for them to be able to do the the Unix host must run a server instance. Local login happens to be just a special case of remote login as far as the OS design is concerned.
>>57832369
>Actually, on Unix, it would use local host
How is 127.0.0.1 not localhost?
>>57832382
They are treated differently. 127.0.0.1 is routed to the loopback network interface, and localhost is a direct IPC connection over Unix sockets.
>>57832376
You have it backwards. The clients of an X server are the applications, not the display(s).
"Server" is just a way of describing the relationship between a program and the consumers of its api, and doesn't have to imply any relation to networking.
>>57832382
please just kys
X is shit over a network, which is why nobody does that anymore, it's all DRI now
WHAT THE FUCK IS THIS SHIT?!
>>57833343
hardware -> opengl drivers -> display server
pretty simple
but it's kinda wrong, wayland alone is no replacement for X
for example for font rendering you'd need some extra library with wayland
>>57829104
>I need to run a local (web) server just to init my computer
fuck you Lennart
TempleOS graphics stack:
Set BIOS 13AH = 12;
start drawing.
>>57829104
>>57832646
pls cat /etc/hosts, then kys
>>57833343
You have been visited by the fucking Linux multilayered graphics abstraction stack of bullshit. Now you know why it's slow and flaky.
>>57833343
>>57834028
>normies don't understand how software works
>>57833439
1. You don't.
2. Native JSON logs are incredibly useful for logging systems like an ELK stack.
3. HTTP and HTTPS are rock solid standards that aren't going anywhere.