when forwarding. So I guess that's good, but yeah, that is interesting. That's, um, that's more severe than I would have expected. Okay. So that's X11 perf. It's a performance check. I guess we can talk about XAuth now, which is the next package. And I'm going to talk about XAuth because that's actually one of the things that we just used to do the X11 forwarding. You don't necessarily, you're not necessarily aware that you've used XAuth when you've used XAuth, but it is happening. It's working in the background. Okay. So XAuth is a way to prove to another computer that yes, you're, you're authorized to do a thing that you want to do remotely because X11 is designed to accept remote connections. Obviously it can do things like forward an X11 graphic. Uh, what, what would it be a client or am I getting Wayland terminology confused now? I don't know. It can, it can forward a session, uh, across a network. So obviously it's designed for remote connections, but at some point you just kind (18/54)
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