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As you know, the desktop can be a bit slower to move around than you're used to on your Pi. This is because all the processing is made by the the *CPU*...
The desktop system is not optimized to use the graphic core *BCM2835* on the *Raspberry Pi*. The *Raspberry Pi Foundation* and a company called [Collabora](http://www.collabora.com/services/case-studies/raspberrypi) will remedy this.
If you've seen the video that heads this article, you will see the preview they are riding based on [Wayland](http://wayland.freedesktop.org/), a new system that will handle composition specifications coexisting with the *X* for a new generation that will build the full potential of graphics chips and not just the Raspi. We will look at other platforms and distributions (except in *Ubuntu*, who have decided to create their own solution).
*Wayland* core running on the video as we mentioned, but in parallel to *OpenGL ES*, so we can continue using both *3D* renderings, freeing the *ARM CPU* to handle other tasks.
This will be implemented before the end of year, and we will be able to *"play"* with it in the next version of Raspbian before launch the final release.
Link: [raspberrypi.org](http://www.raspberrypi.org/archives/4053)
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