I want to learn more about --fb, --framebuffer #806
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Does this command line switch work on Windows? Or is it specific to Linux? |
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SpartanJ
Jan 12, 2026
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It works everywhere, but it's something it does not make much sense. Basically uses a different strategy to render the terminal where it renders to a frame buffer, it uses more VRAM but it's cheaper to re-render the terminal (less CPU usage). That's all, you should just ignore it, it's available just because I forgot to remove it while I was testing the feature. |
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It works everywhere, but it's something it does not make much sense. Basically uses a different strategy to render the terminal where it renders to a frame buffer, it uses more VRAM but it's cheaper to re-render the terminal (less CPU usage). That's all, you should just ignore it, it's available just because I forgot to remove it while I was testing the feature.