2017-01-25 13:40 GMT+01:00 Denis Kudriashov <[email protected]>: > > 2017-01-25 11:45 GMT+01:00 Thierry Goubier <[email protected]>: > >> > Nevertheless, it would be very cool to have people test this assumption >>> on old machines. I think Thierry was saying that he has an old machine :). >>> @Thierry? >>> > >>> > I have low-end systems on very recent software (chromebook on Ubuntu >>> 16.10, laptop on 16.04), which causes two issues: >>> > - Fairly slow (shows clearly where Pharo is slow or fast) >>> > - Too new (breaks some vms) >>> > >>> > I can be a good performance indicator, yes. >>> >>> Great. It would be really cool if you could give Bloc a try :). >>> >> >> Should I just give it a try, or do you have something specific in mind I >> should bench (response time, animation jitter, etc..)? >> > > Would be nice just to know your feedback about BlInfiniteLinearLayoutExamples > on old machines. They provide very smooth scrolling on big lists. So it > should be just visible: fast it or slow. >
First return: moz2D prerequisites do not install cleanly on ubuntu 16.04. They look nice and smooth, scrolling is tuned at slow for long lists. It segfaults regularly when scrolling. Do you have an example of scrolling where I can choose to scroll fast or slow depending on how I use the trackpad or scrollwheel? On Linux, the OS doesn't manipulate those events as Macs seems to be doing, so you need to code that. Regards, Thierry
