gmurray81

It's possible that you are keeping the main thread busy enough that you are preventing WPF from processing it's input queues effectively. I feel like I've run into this before......

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@imerzan Iirc, under normal conditions there isn't necessarily an accelerated GPU surface available over RDP. IIRC, you can do things to adjust that, but failing that OpenTK is falling back...

to add onto this, I personally don't think prompt notification of the change is especially important. Nice, certainly. But for all the practical purposes I have for this, it would...

Just as a warning here. Over the years I've run into various areas where Direct2D performs in degraded ways compared to Skia software or Skia OpenGL/Vulkan backends. Mostly this has...

you mean like the same breakdown we do for WC/React @HUSSAR-mtrela ?

It would be more usual to make the pabe children conditional in the razor like you would do with Angular. But if doing it this way. The easiest method it...

GitHub mangled that a bit... ```razor ChildContent = @(...) ```

You can also specify a render fragment as a function, you you kind of need to know what you are doing. I'm not sure if MS has some good doc...

Ah in the above. I think you still want it to be a function that takes the context and returns the markup so that it has the data context. IIRC...