Tomas Mudrunka

> images created by genext2fs can be slightly smaller i guess that explains the 128b inodes :-) > I recommend using mke2fs for everything unless you have a really good...

Wow. This seems so cool. What exactly you did to speed up the rendering? (i haven't tested it yet) I will surely review this

> processing step that compiles each line into a pathdata array that parallels the existing paths array. So this preprocessing has to be done every time something is changed in...

What is canvas refresh button for? Do we now need to refresh manualy in some cases?

Isn't that gonna break workflow? eg. user processing/editing g-code, running some CAM commands or plugins, etc... we will have confused users asking why the operation did not changed the g-code...

In the long run it would make sense to use some native opengl accelerated visualisation library backend. #591 IIRC it was blocked by transition to python3, but now it might...

> Absolutely, this is another reason why I separated the compile step from drawing. Currently they are intertwined. While i was researching this topic few years ago, the result of...

> Try hightlighting and splitting files, rearrange, etc. I'm confident you'll find it much easier to work with this version than the current version, for the same files (large and...

> This version should not make the user need to refresh/redraw/reprocess manually. When i tried last time, i needed to refresh manualy. Also what is the point of 3 different...

> would this PR have a chance of being merged? I am not in essence opposed to any kind of progress. right away i do see many things in this...