Is this normal? It seems to put a load on the laptop when the tables are displayed live. The 3d maps, gagues dont seem to slow anything.
I'm using a top spec dual core laptop under xp. is tunix dual core aware?
Rick.
PS - the new gauges are lovely, as is the ability to arrange all the windows how i want them
Slow refresh in tables?
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Re: Slow refresh in tables?
The 2D tables will pump up CPU load due to the color changing. It's a GTK+ thing, not a megatunix thing, thus there is no simple resolution. I already to a bunch of checks code wise to MINIMIZE gui updates (changing colors or text has a nasty cpu penalty in GTK+ thanks to pango, and some other design problems in GTK+)RickRST wrote:Is this normal? It seems to put a load on the laptop when the tables are displayed live. The 3d maps, gagues dont seem to slow anything.
I'm using a top spec dual core laptop under xp. is tunix dual core aware?
Rick.
PS - the new gauges are lovely, as is the ability to arrange all the windows how i want them
David J. Andruczyk
MegaTunix author. The only non-java cross platform tuning software for MS-I/II hardware.
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MegaTunix author. The only non-java cross platform tuning software for MS-I/II hardware.
Where to get and how to install:
http://msextra.com/viewtopic.php?t=23080
http://sourceforge.net/projects/megatunix