----- Original message -----
> I would like to disagree here. Condensing mouse move events is the right
> thing to do in most cases. There may be a few applications that want to
> get all the movement events, even when they aren't fast enough to handle
> them. (Although I really don't see what they could be doing with them in
> this case) For these special cases we could thing about an option to
> switch off the compression of events. Changing this for all applications
> will make GNUstep unusable on slow devices. And for fast applications no
> event compression happens anyway.
> 
> Fred

What I meant was, it should filter them in application level, not in backend 
level. ie. converting them to NSEvent first so app could decide to override 
polling mechanism when need.
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