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mlelstv@serpens.rhein.de (Michael van Elst) writes:

>perjac@inet.uni-c.dk (Per Jacobsen) writes:

>>Michael van Elst (mlelstv@serpens.rhein.de) wrote:
>>> Yes. That's about as slow as MUI.

>>Seems longer...and is longer actually, because when you click on the 
>>foldout cycle gadget you have to suffer the wait each time

That's what I found, too. It takes a good 1/2 second for the popup
gadget to fully appear after you click on the chooser (when it doesn't
lock the machine up, that is) -- easily enough time to release the
mouse button and try clicking again, which also caused a lockup the
one time I did that (wasn't expecting it to take that long so I
thought my mousebutton was playing up and tried again).

>Strange. I do not need to wait at all when using the cycle gadget; it
>is fast and responsive. Only when I open the settings window I have to
>wait about 2 seconds (on A3000/25).

It's about 2 second on my A4000/40 as well. What version of the cycle
gadget are you using, and which gadget is it, actually? On my
installation, chooser.gadget is 40.69 (18/01/96). Is that the one to
be looking at?

>>> I don't experience any kind of sluggishness and the gadgets are responsive.
>>Odd...you on a graphic card?

>No, I'm using ECS, a NTSC 8 color workbench.

I've settled on an 8 colour Productivity screen to keep a nice speed
up (IBrowse on a CV64, when I had it, spoilt me ;). With AWeb and
IBrowse both on a 64 colour Productivity screen, the former was
definitely slower and felt more sluggish.

>Regards,
>                                Michael van Elst
>Internet: mlelstv@serpens.rhein.de

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