KWin is usable outside of KDE too.
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@ -87,6 +87,19 @@ search for 'kwin_composite' at youtube.com (please keep in mind that many of tho
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are old and show testing or demo effects).
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= Using KWin without KDE desktop =
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Just like with older KWin versions it is possible to use KWin also with other desktop
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environments or even as a standalone window manager, as long as required KDE libraries
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are installed. Please note that KWin is a pure window manager and does not provide a panel
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or handle desktop background like some window managers do. KWin's compositing features
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work in the standalone mode, with some functionality missing (because of missing taskbar,
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for example), and, while this has not been tested, it is expected that compositing
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features will work also when running in other desktop environments, possibly with some
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functionality missing again. Reports on using KWin with other desktop environments
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are welcome.
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= Performance =
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Compositing internally works by redirecting window drawing to offscreen memory and composing
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