Closed Qutue closed 1 year ago
I'll take a look soon but it probably a backend-related issue so I'm fairly limited in actions.
Is it reproduces without CJK characters entries? (you may temporarily add them to $HOME/.config/yofi/blacklist
).
In the meantime you may try to use the other backend (fontkit is non-default).
Is it reproduces without CJK characters entries? (you may temporarily add them to
$HOME/.config/yofi/blacklist
).
Yes. I change /etc/locale.gen
, comment out zh_CN.UTF-8
, only keep en_US.UTF-8
,
then run locale-gen
and reboot system. All entries do not have CJK characters. Still slower than non-CJK fonts.
I also found that using fonts containing CJK characters slows down the response of all operations, such as typing search and using the direction keys to switch entries
Yes. I change /etc/locale.gen, comment out zh_CN.UTF-8, only keep en_US.UTF-8, then run locale-gen and reboot system
Locale shall not affect anything afaik fontdue (the default font rendering backend) doesn't honor most glibc-related stuff including locales.
I also found that using fonts containing CJK characters slows down the response of all operations, such as typing search and using the direction keys to switch entries
That is somewhat expected (except the "slow" part), rendering is performed for each action that's the reason.
I use
Source Han Sans CN
andOPPO Sans
fonts. Renders very slowly than with non-CJK fonts