Hi, 2009/8/13 Ian Ward <[email protected]>
> how long ago were you working on lfm? If it was more than a couple > years some of Urwid's performance issues might have been addressed. The first entry in ChangeLog is from Jun 2001. I have some C code with an initial implementation of lfm dated on March 2001. Searching on urwid mailing list [1], it looks like my experiments with lfm and urwid started on Apr 2007. Most of UI code of lfm was written by then. If I can remember correctly, I didn't go the urwid way finally due to performance concerns (I did some simple tests) and, mainly, to avoid adding an external dependency (some users didn't want to / couldn't depend on anything but python standard library). Anyway, if I start a new console application these days, I'm pretty sure I would use urwid. But lfm is too tied to ncurses by now. Best regards, Iñigo [1] http://www.mail-archive.com/[email protected]/msg00130.html
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