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:Qt Invaded By Aliens--The End of All Flicker
Qt Invaded By Aliens--The End of All Flicker
Aug 11, 2007, 16 :00 UTC (1 Talkback[s]) (7279 reads)

"No, this is not a wet dream--it's all true; with Qt 4.4 you will be able to get rid of issues you have had with flickering. Just to make sure we are talking the same terminology, I've created a small movie demonstrating the problem...

"Given the fact that we’ve passed the 90's, this is not acceptable and up to Qt’s standard. As of today, every single widget in Qt has a native window that is managed by the window system--in this case the X server. The flicker you see on the movie is a result of multiple X windows trying to synchronize and play funny games with the X server..."

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