First of all thanks for listening and not beeing angry ;-) > Wouldn't it have something to do with client-side rendering the > fonts then shipping all those pixels to the server? As far as I know pango only sends the pixels if no render-extension is available - if render is available it caches images of the glyph using render. However I am not an gtk professional so I may be wrong here (would be a great starting point to work on if no caching takes place?) The fact that pango could be responsible for the slowness I experience with mozilla and especially eclipse are proofen by the fact that low-level swt benchmarks show a compareable performance of primitive draing functions, only text is about 3-5x slower than on the win32 platform. But what are the parts of pango which eat up all the time, do you think it could lie in an unoptimized interaction with the x-server or in the layouting code? Thanks in advance, lg Clemens _______________________________________________ gtk-list@xxxxxxxxx http://mail.gnome.org/mailman/listinfo/gtk-list
