Jerky motion
Bob
the screen is not smooth but jerkie.
Any ideas as to why this is? The demo does it as well as all of my
applications.
Joe Walnes
be like that. Could be a change in how WebKit renders stuff, or could
be a regression in Smoothie.
Do you notice it being jerky immediately, or does it get progressively
jerkier after it's been open for a while?
Bob Japenga
Thanks for the quick response.
At 05:49 PM 2/9/2012, Joe Walnes wrote:
>It's interesting. I've noticed that recently too... it never used to
>be like that. Could be a change in how WebKit renders stuff, or could
>be a regression in Smoothie.
If I go to the web site on my XP machines or with the iPad, the
display is jerky.
>Do you notice it being jerky immediately, or does it get progressively
>jerkier after it's been open for a while?
It happens immediately.
It looks to me to have to do with the grid - but that might just be a
visual illusion.
Do you have back versions I could test?
>On Thu, Feb 9, 2012 at 3:09 PM, Bob <rjap...@mtiemail.com> wrote:
> > I like what Smoothie does - but on my desktop, my laptop and my iPad,
> > the screen is not smooth but jerkie.
> >
> > Any ideas as to why this is? The demo does it as well as all of my
> > applications.
Sincerely,
Bob Japenga
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Just one other observation, on my Windows XP box, firefox takes 98%
of the CPU time when I go to the web site.
Has it always done this? This could be another symptom of the same problem.
At 05:49 PM 2/9/2012, Joe Walnes wrote:
Sincerely,
