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Inkscape 1.4 Released

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msarnoff ◴[] No.41832790[source]
I love Inkscape. I’ve been using it for 20 years. But it boggles my mind how it’s still so horribly laggy on macOS. At least they got rid of the Xquartz dependency though.
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thot_experiment ◴[] No.41873642[source]
Is there an OS it's not horribly laggy on? Last time I used it you couldn't even get previews of things when you dragged them around, it would just degrade to a bounding box. Heaven forbid you have a scene with any complexity.

Every time I see an Inkscape update I skim it for "massive performance upgrades" and am invariably disappointed. Inkscape doesn't need features, it needs to not lag for 5 seconds when I open a menu, it needs to run at 100+fps when I'm editing paths.

EDIT: I installed the latest version (under W10) and while it doesn't degrade to bounding boxes it's still like 10fps and it leaves trailing copies of the item being dragged around the canvas while I'm dragging. Really disappointing.

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wg0 ◴[] No.41873671[source]
Can't say about Windows but on Linux - it works flawlessly since ages.
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1. janci ◴[] No.41873838{3}[source]
It's laggy on windows. On linux it works great.