RE: gtk+ and gtk-engines slow

[raster redhat com]

On 23 Jan, bratsche@dfw.net scribbled:
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->  Don't worry Raster. We appreciate your work. =)

The solution is to leave caching on. miguel wanted it off by default.
All my code I write for Imlib ASSUMES caching - its SO HANDY  it means
having to write very little intelligent code since all the smarts are
handled for me. imlib is a high-level Image loading and display library
- not low level. :)

->  On Sat, 23 Jan 1999 raster@redhat.com wrote:
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->  > talk to miguel - he believes the cache is useless. I disagree - it is
->  > why I implimented a cache. I have VERY good reasons for doing stuff
->  > often - most of the time no-one realises until somehting else goes
->  > wrong :(.
->  > 
->  > ->  > -----Original Message-----
->  > ->  > From:	Richard Hult [SMTP:rhult@hem2.passagen.se]
->  > ->  > Sent:	Friday, January 22, 1999 8:56 PM
->  > ->  > To:	miguel@nuclecu.unam.mx
->  > ->  > Subject:	RE: gtk+ and gtk-engines slow
->  > ->  > 
->  > ->  > 
->  > ->  > > Can you put this in your ~/.gnome/Gnome file:
->  > ->  > > 
->  > ->  > > [Cache]
->  > ->  > > Disable_Imlib_Cache=0
->  > ->  > 
->  > ->  > I suppose you mean this one, right? (I tried that one you suggested but
->  > ->  > I couldn't notice any difference)
->  > ->  > 
->  > ->  > [UI_GnomeApp]
->  > ->  > Disable_Imlib_cache=false
->  > ->  > 
->  > ->  > At least that's the one I tried. The pixmap engine is now faster! And it
->  > ->  > probably makes sense to cache the pixmaps that is used all the time
->  > ->  > everywhere in all apps... So maybe the pixmap-engine  pixmaps should be
->  > ->  > cached even if the user doesn't want the actuall apps to cache their
->  > ->  > pixmaps.
->  > ->  > 
->  > ->  > It's still a bit slow to be usable though... And I'm pretty sure that
->  > ->  > it's been faster a while ago.
->  > ->  > 
->  > ->  > By the way, if the cache is disabled, you can easily see how
->  > ->  > inefficient the pixmap theme is. When resizing apps, the widgets get
->  > ->  > redrawn between 2 and 3 times.
->  > ->  > 
->  > ->  > Richard.
->  > ->  > 
->  > ->  > ps this is with all the newest stuff from cvs on a RH5.2, i386, P166 w/
->  > ->  > 96MB.
->  > ->  > 
->  > ->  > 
->  > ->  > 
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