Open MatthewScholefield opened 6 years ago
If you want responsiveness you have to disable the animation
preferences/appearance/animated pull-down
I dont think this is a bug.
Couldn't we still have the animation, just stop the rest of the animation if it receives a new event?
A typical GTK animation doesn't block user input for the time it is in progress, but I'm assuming Tilda does some sort of manual animation (which does look really nice). Since it's not typical behavior I'd consider it a bug.
A typical GTK animation doesn't block user input for the time it is in progress
Those are probably gnome-shell animations and dependant on the window manager
For example, if I disable tilda animation I still get the normal kwin animation to show up the window
This is tilda manual animation that works across all window managers. I guess there could be an input buffer or just abort the current animation if a new input is detected
Consider my previous comment a workaround
If you click the open/close keybinding while the animation is still playing, it is ignored. Sometimes I want to check something behind the terminal so I quickly close and reopen Tilda. Pressing it twice in a row only closes it, not re-opening it after.