Remove all the old cairo rendering code.
https://github.com/vim/vim/pull/20844
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Thanks. Would there be systems, that cannot use hardware accelerated GTK4? I am thinking of exotic architectures, emulator and virtualization? What would happen for those? They cannot use the GTK4 UI then?
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Thanks. Would there be systems, that cannot use hardware accelerated GTK4? I am thinking of exotic architectures, emulator and virtualization? What would happen for those? They cannot use the GTK4 UI then?
Well the hardware accelerated backend uses GtkSnapshot, which is used by the GTK4 UI, so it should always be supported. If it cannot find a suitable GPU, then it should fallback to cairo (like the existing code)
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okay, thanks for clarification
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