Recent findings from the PorteuX Linux distribution indicate that Wayland's architectural design provides performance advantages over X11 for certain operations. As reported by Phoronix, PorteuX, known for its high-performance and modular approach, developed a specific window manager and compositor benchmark. This benchmark was created in conjunction with their fork of Xfce's xfwm4 window manager, named xfwm4-gl, which integrates OpenGL for compositing. The benchmark's results suggest that Wayland is "intrinsically faster than X11, but not necessarily more efficient," offering developers and users data on the real-world performance characteristics of the display server protocols.