https://bugs.kde.org/show_bug.cgi?id=463197
--- Comment #9 from Metal450 <metal...@gmail.com> --- It seems like the more generalized solution would be i.e.: 1) Set the total height of the scrollable container to the correct final height; 2) Start *asynchronously* loading/filling out the thumbnails (i.e. not on the same thread as is used for processing user interaction) 3) As the user scrolls, reprioritize loading so that the images near the currently-visible view are loaded first ...Until done. By pre-setting the correct scroll height right from the bat, the user will be able to drag directly to any vertical offset (i.e. no need to scroll to the bottom & wait for the current batch to load before they can scroll farther). And by loading not on the thread used for user interaction, it should never lockup the UI, no matter how many there are to load. -- You are receiving this mail because: You are watching all bug changes.
