Andreas Kling dfd0daa157 LibGUI: Mark window back buffers as volatile while not painting ...

We now take advantage of SharedBuffers being purgeable memory by
setting the volatile flag on window back buffers while not painting
into them.

This means that one of the two backing stores used by each window
is purgeable+volatile most of the time, allowing the kernel to purge
it to recover memory if needed.

Note that this is only relevant when double-buffering is turned on,
but since that is the default, this does affect most apps. :^)

2019-12-09 20:08:44 +01:00

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