Denis Auroux twisted the bytes to say:
I created a testbed for our experiments.
https://github.com/dmgerman/testDrawing
and please see this for more context:
https://mail.gnome.org/archives/gtk-app-devel-list/2015-April/msg2.html
Denis> Hi all,
Denis> I don't know anything about how G
Further thought: if disabling event compression makes drawing work well
and smoothly, but things like scrolling or moving a selection across the
page become too slow, then we want to be smarter -- e.g. re-enable
compression when we enter start_movesel() or start processing a
scrolling event, or
Hi all,
I don't know anything about how GTK3 works, but I would be inclined to
agree with the responses Daniel got on that mailing list: lack of
smoothness of the shapes means that the *events* are not sufficiently
fine-grained.
Excessive rendering slowness would cause a perfectly nice shape t
Bernhard Reiter twisted the bytes to say:
Bernhard> I've found a thread which seems to indicate that Daniel found the
reason
Bernhard> for the performance issues and might've resolved them afterwards [1]
--
Bernhard> hence my questions if it might be time to start an "official" gtk3
Bernha
As far as I understand, there are still performance issues on larger
documents, caused by the gtk3 canvas libraries being much less efficient
than libgnomecanvas. Or have they been fixed? (I haven't followed closely).
-- Denis
On 03/27/2015 01:12 PM, Bernhard Reiter wrote:
> Hi,
>
> I've tried
Hi,
I've tried out Daniel German's Gtk3 port [1] of xournal, and found it to
work quite well -- everything that I normally use xournal for seemed to
work. I was curious if there were plans to merge his branch into the
official repo any time soon and/or maybe release an alpha version for
public tes
Hi,
I've tried out Daniel German's Gtk3 port [1] of xournal, and found it to
work quite well -- everything that I normally use xournal for seemed to
work. I was curious if there were plans to merge his branch into the
official repo any time soon and/or maybe release an alpha version for
public tes
