Yonit Halperin <yhalperi@xxxxxxxxxx> writes: > Did you check if there are other operations, besides the "nomask" > ones, that can be translated to the current QXL_DRAW commands, mainly > the QXL_DRAW_ROP3 one? Well, X does have some raster ops but they are very rarely used in newer applications. > * The number of cached bytes displayed in the spreadsheet is larger > when caching is off. Mistake on the spreadsheet? Or just difference in > the websites content? The QXL driver has two different types of caching that it can do: Images and Fallbacks. Images have to do with the X11 request PutImage which is used whenever an application decides to draw an image. Fallback is when the driver itself has to fall back to software rendering and needs to draw the resulting image. Caching can be turned on or off for these two separately. The difference in the spreadsheet is only about the Image caching; fallback caching was always enabled. If you look at the cached bytes for in the PutImage column, you'll see that it's essentially zero when caching is turned off. (I don't really know why it's not exactly zero in all cases). Soren _______________________________________________ Spice-devel mailing list Spice-devel@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx http://lists.freedesktop.org/mailman/listinfo/spice-devel