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Frank Barknecht wrote:<br>
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<pre wrap="">Hi,<br>mark hat gesagt: // mark wrote:<br></pre>
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<pre wrap="">I know its boring but the main thing I would like from the GUI <br>is for it to look nicer - Jmax despite not doing half the things <br>I want it to looks fantastic and is nice to use. <br></pre>
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<pre wrap=""><!---->Yes, but as it's wishing time ;) I would also like the PD gui to be<br>faster. Some patches, especially those with lots of number boxes, run<br>a lot faster when pd is started with -nogui<br>ciao,<br></pre>
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speaking of light-speed interfaces, java is certainly not the way.<br>
and if you like a lot of decorations ( which i don't,<br>
i'd rather a pure interface ), you're not going in that way neither.<br>
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about decorations, Tcl/Tk is not a limitation for that,<br>
latest relesases includes transparency, it doesn't do <br>
3D-accelerated graohics, ok .... but do we use it outside of Gem ? ? ?<br>
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about tool tips poping up, i hope it was only meant for edition mode,<br>
in performance mode, it would be an impediment.<br>
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you might be surprised i dislike useless decorations, knowing<br>
i did some graphical externs, but heavy graphic operations<br>
for these objects are launched at patch loading time <br>
or in the background.<br>
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i'm not sure it's useful to update numbers or sliders each 1/1000 second.<br>
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yvotchka. <br>
Unauthorized pd<br>
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