I've used any scrolling mode before. When enable ultra-scrol-mac-mode
, scrolling a 200 line buffer by C-n
and CPU costs 50%. Scrolling by trackpad and CPU costs 80%. Is this normal?
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Did you manage to get pixel-scroll-precision-mode
to not snag on large images? It's not clear from the README what improvements you're planning to send upstream that are not mac-only.
effectively simulates a feature-complete trackpad driver in elisp, complete with scroll interpolation, a timer-based momentum phase, etc.
I remember reading through this code when I was looking over pixel-scroll-precision and thinking "this is crazy". The event loop is already full to bursting in a typical Emacs session.
I keep scrolling a 200 lines file by C-n
and see CPU 50%, and by trackpad and see CPU 80%, is it normal?
This package does nothing with C-n
. Smooth scrolling at high speed can certainly take some CPU, nothing new there.