I noticed that after the latest update (the one with styling overhaul), Pano became slower.
The symptoms are:
the first time I open Pano after booting the PC, there's a noticeable delay of about a second (?) after which Pano appears. Before the update, it wasn't like that
The new "Favourites" feature allows you to toggle between favourites/all with ALT. Clicking ALT while Pano is open results in a momentary stutter, it's best visible when you try to move your mouse cursor while hitting ALT.
Expected Behavior
Ideally, Pano should behave like it did before the update in terms of performance.
Details
Mark with [ ] all that applies:
It happens with any application?
[ x] Yes, it applies to any application.
It happens only on one computer?
[x ] I don't know.
[ ] No. I have tried it on more than one computer.
It happens only with some specific gnome configuration?
[x ] I don't think that the configuration matters.
It happens only with some specific extension installed?
[ x] I don't think that the installed extensions affect the bug/behavior.
[ ] Yes. Only if the following gnome extension is installed:
Fill in a list with any extension tha applies.
Fill in also any detail about the extensions that applies.
Btw, the command dconf read /org/gnome/shell/enabled-extensions | tr ' ' '\n' returns more extensions than the enabled ones. I cleared the list above to indicate only the actualy enabled ones.
Description
I noticed that after the latest update (the one with styling overhaul), Pano became slower. The symptoms are:
Expected Behavior
Ideally, Pano should behave like it did before the update in terms of performance.
Details
Mark with [ ] all that applies:
It happens with any application?
It happens only on one computer?
It happens only with some specific gnome configuration?
It happens only with some specific extension installed?
Diagnostics
Under what conditions does it happen?
Fill in all information that applies:
Environment
Application Details
Application Version
19
Output and Logs
Pano Configuration
Command:
dconf dump /org/gnome/shell/extensions/pano/
Enabled Extensions
Command:
dconf read /org/gnome/shell/enabled-extensions | tr ' ' '\n'
Btw, the command
dconf read /org/gnome/shell/enabled-extensions | tr ' ' '\n'
returns more extensions than the enabled ones. I cleared the list above to indicate only the actualy enabled ones.