I imagine FyneDesk is plenty fine for what it is doing in comparison.
Also this was mostly interpreted back then, without JIT compiler support.
Also to note,
> Regardless of the threat, Sun determined that the project was not a priority and decided not to put more resource to develop it to product quality. The project continued in an experimental mode, but with Sun's finances deteriorating, it became inactive in late 2006
Written from a Java userspace powered mobile phone, with 75% worldwide market share.
FyneDesk aims to compete on performance with the light weight window managers whilst offering the rich experience of complete desktops.
We are close on performance in most areas, once Fyne v2.7.0 is out we will do a new release which is going to blow our previous out of the water. Just a few thread handling bugs to iron out for optimal results first…
But the runtime of a Go app is, by default, faster than Java and my experiences have shown much, much better performance with the sort of multi-window full screen throughput we need for building a desktop.
Isnt it only the _design_ of stage manager somewhat resembles some design choices by project looking glass?
this design has also been adopted by the other OS's like windows+tab has previously (in win7 days) created a similar looking view - though it no longer looks like it nowadays.
Looking Glass-like switchers are still available in Plasma
Classic Apple.