Frank Richter wrote:
WRT speed: themes usually use alpha-blending extensively; however, the
speed of Wine's AlphaBlend() can almost be measured in geological terms;
Why is that? Looking at it it seems to be using XRender - since theming
doesn't require Aero and stuff what way would there be
I would like to use the XP ClearLooks theme that is available to make
Wine apps blend in with my GNOME desktop. However, it seems that using
themes in Wine makes it rather slow. Is this a known problem, is there a
workaround of some kind, a registry setting or a patch, or is it best
just not to
Wrong mailing list. Use wine-users.
Unless you want to hack on this yourself of course.
Oh and yeah the only workaround is not using themes at all. They are
buggy and never worked right anyway. They are an extra hackish layer on
top of some controls.
Vitaliy
Andrew J. Barr wrote:
I would like
On 26.02.2007 00:33, Vitaliy Margolen wrote:
Oh and yeah the only workaround is not using themes at all. They are
buggy and never worked right anyway. They are an extra hackish layer on
top of some controls.
The comctl32 controls all do theming natively. The subclassing is done
only for
Frank Richter [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
The comctl32 controls all do theming natively. The subclassing is done
only for control residing in user32 (the motivation was to avoid copying
and pasting all the control implementations from user32 to comctl32, as
Microsoft supposedly did).
Sounds like
