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Re: GORM and NSCollectionView
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Riccardo Mottola |
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Re: GORM and NSCollectionView |
Date: |
Fri, 27 Mar 2015 12:44:34 +0100 |
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Hi,
On 03/25/15 23:48, Germán Arias wrote:
Testing with Grr with Cairo backend (resizing or not the window) I don't
see flickers. The version of cairo is 1.13.0-20140204.
here flickering is bad on certain machines, certain not. I think it
could be related on which acceleration X11 supports, but that's a guess.
- iBook/ATI video, acceleration disabled due to bugs. Debian/ppc/cario :
flickering extremely bad, toolbar flicker without resizing
- Gentoo/x86/art on ATI video: flickering is bad but less noticeable
because it is on "grey" and not "on black"
- FreeBSD/x86/cairo on intel video: no flickering, very smooth!
- Debian/x86/xlib on VirtualBOX: moderate flickering (but way better
than before)
On NetBSD/x86/cairo with ATI I can't get a live resize: the window does
not update (it just clips) until I release the mouse.
On all setups I use WindowMaker with live-resize enabled, of course.
I'd say this patch makes things worse except on some systems where
instead it works perfectly.
Riccardo
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