On Sun, Apr 5, 2020 at 5:23 AM Marc MERLIN wrote:
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> I'm upgrading to a new laptop (thinkpad P73).
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> It has a 100Wh battery, but it's also battery hungry, so one of my goals
> is to limit battery usage when using the intel driver only (I'll turn
> off the nvidia chip).
> That said, I'll still b
I'm upgrading to a new laptop (thinkpad P73).
It has a 100Wh battery, but it's also battery hungry, so one of my goals
is to limit battery usage when using the intel driver only (I'll turn
off the nvidia chip).
That said, I'll still be running the usual X apps, from gthumb, to
google-chrome, to ar
On Sat, 4 Apr 2020 16:08:32 +0200 Martin Guy said:
you can't. there is no peek. the events are in the queue and will be processed
in that order.
instead don't DO the heavy work every event - use ecore_job to queue a job to
do later in the event queue processing. jobs are queued at the end of the
Hi!
When receiving a mouse move event, I'd like to be able to peek at
the queue of pending Evas events to see if there are any *other*
mouse-move events pending, so that I can react to the most recent -
otherwise my app redraws the screen at every pixel motion of teh
mouse, which can get horribl
