The headline comes from the most recent post in the thread from Eli Zaretskii:
> Thanks, this is now installed on the master branch, and I'm therefore
closing this bug.
Good news! This will enable a bunch of future in-buffer graphics features -- things like Headless/Playwright Chromium using Emacs as a display server or faster PDF viewers. Org-babel should be able to make use of this too for faster data plotting. I can only imagine the kinds of snazzy Emacs graphical UI interfaces this will enable, beyond what is being currently done using SVG hacks for rendering.
The headline comes from the most recent post in the thread from Eli Zaretskii:
> Thanks, this is now installed on the master branch, and I'm therefore closing this bug.
Good news! This will enable a bunch of future in-buffer graphics features -- things like Headless/Playwright Chromium using Emacs as a display server or faster PDF viewers. Org-babel should be able to make use of this too for faster data plotting. I can only imagine the kinds of snazzy Emacs graphical UI interfaces this will enable, beyond what is being currently done using SVG hacks for rendering.
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