Re: corba/gnorba/bonobo documentation + misc question/ideas
- From: James Green <gnome cyberstorm demon co uk>
- To: Federico Mena Quintero <federico redhat com>
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- Subject: Re: corba/gnorba/bonobo documentation + misc question/ideas
- Date: Thu, 19 Aug 1999 21:54:37 +0100 (BST)
On Mon, 16 Aug 1999, Federico Mena Quintero wrote:
> > Well, I use pixmap gtk+ themes all the time, together with the cvs version
> > of e. You can compare with Windows9x in redraw times by saying that GTK is
> > slower to the point of noticbly lagging behind. This is prolly due to the
> > redrawing of the pixmaps, but it should be investigated for possible
> > improvements.
>
> The pixmap engine is very broken. You should not use it unless you
> have an obscenely fast machine and a penchant for flicker :-)
pixmap engine or pixmap theme? i don't use the pixmap them.
> What the pixmap engine really needs is a rewrite. This is planned, so
> don't worry about it.
as in, the thing who's latest tarball in 0.5?
> > Another thing to notice though is that the loading of applications is
> > often slower than in Windows, GMC takes about twice the time that Explorer
> > does.
>
> Remember that Explorer is built up of many COM components. Many of
> them are loaded when Windows boots, and they are used all the time, so
> there is a very good chance that they will be in memory when you
> request to open an Explorer window.
I thought GMC was effectively the same, using gnome GTK components?
> > 1. Sometimes if you click to bring up a menu and move over the *expected*
> > location of the entry (i.e. before it's had time to actually draw the
> > menu) and then click when you see it (lag of around a second?) GTK doesn't
> > pick it up - you have to bring up the menu twice to have the entry pick up
> > mouse events.
>
> Where do you see this behavior? Can you replicate it?
All the time. On both counts.
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James Green
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