Just for the record - e16 does do compositing, has since 0.16.8,
released in 2006. Not GL, just Xrender.
It does however not use anything .e/... (but .e16/...) or efl, and has
no shelves or iBar stuff, so I doubt we are actually talking about e16 here.
/Kim
On 12/13/22 15:41, Carsten Haitzler wrote:
On Tue, 13 Dec 2022 19:36:56 +0900 Masaru Nomiya <nom...@galaxy.dti.ne.jp> said:
e25 composites. e16 doesn't. or not last i knew. very very very different
display paths.
no i see no "blinking" on any device i have (bunch of x86 boxes with intel
or amd gpu's) nor on any arm devices (rpi3, rpi4 and mali gpu based devices like
rockpro64 and a test chip with a bifrost gpu + komeda dpu).
can you get a video of it?
Hello,
I'm using .e, which still has iBox-like behaviour, but it's starting
to behave more and more like an iBar, so I thought I'd configure a new
.e and see what happens.
I'm using the latest version of efl and enlightenment provided by
openSUSE (probably the git state-of-the-art), with e16.
$ mv .e e.orig
and logged into enlightenment, configured .e according to the
guidelines and registered the applications in shelf as before.
When using it with this, the phenomenon of the work area blinking
while working in the terminal or in Emacs occurred frequently, and I
investigated various things, but could not find the trigger and cause,
so I entered e16 and did the following.
$ cp -rp .e.orig .e
and logged in to enloghtenment again, the blinking phenomenon disappeared.
Is this a phenomenon unique to me?
I would like to add that the reconfigured e. does indeed improve the
usability of the iconified apps, but the fact that the shelf is
bloated with the icons of multiple running apps is making me think.
In other words, since I am using it with multiple apps running all the
time ...
Regards & Good Night.
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