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Line 268: Lower-level libraries, such as [[XCB]], provide asynchronous access to the protocol, allowing better latency hiding. ==Unspecified parts== ~~==What the X Window System core protocol does not specify==~~ The X Window System core protocol does not mandate over inter-client communication and does not specify how windows are used to form the visual elements that are common in graphical user interfaces ([[Button (computing)\|button]]s, [[Menu (computing)\|menu]]s, etc.) Graphical user interface elements are defined by client libraries realizing [[widget toolkit]]s. Inter-client communication is covered by other standards such as the [[ICCCM]] and [[freedesktop]] specifications.<ref name="free-desk" />

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