On Monday 15 July 2002 01:39, Nick Name wrote: > > 1. XFree is far too slow. > > I don't know what your terms of comparison are, but for example "return > to castle wolfenstein" on same hardware runs really faster than on > windows, with maximum settings. Dunno if this means anything.
Sorry, I should've written clearer what I mean. Only the 2d performance of XFree is slow. For example XVideo Opengl are indeed very nice. I don't use WinXP for other reasons, but just compare it with XFree. I think the feeling is just so much better. I mean thats not a special XFree problem. I've worked on IRIX machines for a long time and there you have the same problem. I mean I know that it's not all XFrees fault. The Toolkits also play an important role. > > > 2. What is presented on the screen should always be consistent (i.e. > > no flickering). > > It is already? No, just move one Window over another or do an opaque window resize and you'll see artefacts all over the place. > > > (3. It should be possible to configure XFree over a dialog that is > > intergrated in Gnome and Kde.) > I would like to apologize in case I didn't find the right words. I just think there is a problem with XFree and don't see it going away anytime soon. Cheers Lukas _______________________________________________ Xpert mailing list [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://XFree86.Org/mailman/listinfo/xpert
