https://bugs.documentfoundation.org/show_bug.cgi?id=158963
--- Comment #8 from Adam <[email protected]> --- Per Buoyjaga's suggestion, I have installed and tested version 26.2. I did not experience any lag across screens, even after opening multiple documents on both monitors. *However* Initially, in dark mode, highlighting was not working on either monitor. While the text would be selected (per test results), it would not be shown as highlighted. I considered that this might be a fault in color selection for highlighting in dark mode, and clicked on the Tools drop-down, only for the drop down to show as all white with no (visible) text. As this did not match my results from using the drop down menu in dark mode a few minutes previously, I closed all but my initial test document, and tried again. This time it behaved as expected. But once I opened up a few new documents and spread them across screens again, neither the lack-of-highlighting nor the white drop down menu issues repeated. As this seems to follow the same 'can be trained out' behavior as I described previous, but minus the lag symptom, I believe this has the same root cause. The lack of highlighting issue is one I had previously (in primary build) with documents on two screens, but I had assumed that it was a side effect of the lag issue. There have been no changes to my hardware, and I am still running Windows 10. (In reply to Buovjaga from comment #7) > (In reply to Adam from comment #5) > > At this point in time, I am not getting any lag with or without the > > spellchecker or skia options. > > > > However, with skia off, and two documents on the second monitor (and six > > open in total), the toolbar icons flash on and off in a fast pattern from > > left to right, but only on the top document of the two on the 2nd monitor. > > This did not reoccur when I turned skia back on. > > > > And upon turning skia back on and restarting the program, I got lag again > > when splitting the documents. > > > > And repeated. So something 'remembered' being 'trained' out of lagging, > > until I turned skia off and back on. > > In the unreleased version 26.2, Skia is the only Windows graphics backend. > It would be interesting to hear how it works, if you install > Win-x86_64@tb77-TDF from > https://dev-builds.libreoffice.org/daily/master/current.html -- You are receiving this mail because: You are the assignee for the bug.
