Andrew Engelbrecht

it's about the same when using `--use-pixman`. (i tested it using weston, wayland and xwayland from master because the version in jessie has some bugs.)

i believe it sets weston to use software rendering EDIT: "Use the pixman (CPU) renderer"

i tried running flare with ``` hwsurface=0 doublebuf=0 ``` and it was just as smooth in weston as in X11. there's some occasional lower frequency jitteriness, but it's much better.

i noticed that under weston flare reports that it's using software rendering even when flare is set to use hardware rendering. when set to use hw rendering, the cpu usage...

oh another thing: i noticed that hw rendering mode isn't actually available on my ~8 year old system under x11 either.

flare requires xwayland when using weston on my system. i'm using debian jessie with weston and wayland builds from upstream master branches.

i'm using a new debian jessie install on my old system. flare freezes weston if i have xwayland installed. without xwayland installed i can hear the audio but see nothing....

I got flare to work with weston 1.9.0 and xwayland 1.18.0. I tested flare with SDL2 hg master (but used Debian's versions of the -mixer, -ttf and -image libraries.) The...

> Edit: Nevermind, I just scrolled up and saw the HW renderer was mentioned. The reason I was always getting the sdl software renderer is because I forgot about `--renderer=sdl_hardware`....

> The "double vision" effect you're describing doesn't sounds weird. Could it be LCD ghosting? I'm not sure how well X60 displays hold up these days. I'm only seeing this...