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Add some gamemode optimization configs to Wiki page #54
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I guess I could but I provide the same instructions for KDE at least in the Compositing page of the wiki, installing Autocomposer should do the same job. Still providing more info for gamemode sounds good, I guess I’ll do it when I’m free ;) |
Autocomposer only works when a fullscreen application is running, it does nothing with windowed mode osu!. That's the reason that I use gamemode. |
omg, this post actually fixing my suttering issue while using gamemode 0_0 |
The qdbus method has been removed in KDE Plasma 6. And the popular KWin script Autocomposer is also broken now. xdotool key shift+alt+F12 # the F has to be uppercase |
According to https://www.pling.com/p/1502826 , Autocomposer has been updated and works again now. |
newer builds of proton-osu should automatically set sensible niceness on osu! threads and rtprio for wineserver, if the user has the relevant permissions, negating the need for gamemode |
The compositing causes cursor movement input lag even in full screen mode, which is similar to dwm.exe causing input lag in windowed mode on Windows OS. |
Well now that the new Autocomposer is finally out (and it now works on all X11 DEs) I'll just add a section for it in the wiki, along with the ones for niceness 🏃🏻 |
It's good to make an optimization while running osu! in windowed mode on KDE, which can be added to https://github.com/NelloKudo/osu-winello/wiki/(Possibly)-optimize-your-game:-Gamemode
Adding the following configs to
/etc/gamemode.ini
will disable compositing automatically when launching osu! (or any other programs) via gamemode. And it will enable compositing after exiting osu!.On some distros (eg. openSUSE Tumbleweed), use
qdbus-qt5
instead ofqdbus
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