Re: gtk redraw improvement
- From: Antonio Campos <acampos ceronet com>
- To: gtk-devel-list redhat com
- Subject: Re: gtk redraw improvement
- Date: Mon, 22 Nov 1999 01:45:24 +0100
Derek Simkowiak wrote:
> [re: Gtk+ being too slow in redrawing:]
> > I think that the pixmap method described earlier could totally resolve
> > the problem, couldn't it?
>
> Why do people keep posting that Gtk+ is slow to redraw?
>
> Havoc has said that Gtk+ redraws are fast because they are so
> close so Xlib. I believe him. In my experience, Gtk+ redraws are fairly
> fast (I've never noticed them being slow).
>
> Are these people just confusing slowness in Gnome with slowness in
> Gtk+? Or are they confusing single-buffered flickering with slowness of
> redraw? Or is some extra pixmap buffering system really called for?
>
> ...and in answer to the double-buffering question of the original
> poster, it wouldn't make redraws faster, but *smoother*. Things like
> smooth scrolling (as found in MS-Windows) would happen without flickering.
>
> --Derek
>
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So, are all those improvements going into the API...?
I think that a widget set for the future has be smooth. By now, KDE is by far
smoother than GTK.
So, I think is a very very important think to have in mind...
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