Tristan Hume

We should run a template comparator job with the strict vs lax parser to test if this actually affects any production templates. It's quite possible it doesn't affect many, and...

The other option is to have some kind of super-conditional tag or syntax that is only available with liquid-c or the strict ruby parser. That way it could be opt-in...

@bolkedebruin Something I just realized that I may need to improve: I have some hand-tuned constants in the scroll detection code that I forgot to make adaptive to screen size,...

@bolkedebruin woah that's really weird. I have no idea where the blue comes from, it should just be one part of the screen moving a little before other parts. Definitely...

@bolkedebruin Okay I think I can reproduce that now that I've finally tested it on a Windows client (took me a bit to figure an issue out first), don't know...

@bolkedebruin I've been testing with FreeRDP with RFX turned on, in fact my patch doesn't do anything without RemoteFX. Good catch on the original background. My guess is that unlike...

@bolkedebruin I found it here https://github.com/neutrinolabs/xrdp/compare/devel...jsorg71:egfx @jsorg71 Cool, I'm glad there already looks to be good progress towards implementing EGFX and I hope the scroll detection possibilities provide additional reason...

So an update on this is that I've been using it regularly with a `0 &&` added to the scroll detection if statement, so just the wyhash and lazy color-convert,...

@bolkedebruin I'm not personally available for sponsoring, but someone else might be. Also if you're using a mac client you should know that FreeRDP-based mac clients like Royal TSX currently...

@bolkedebruin just checking: what improvement are you hoping for with EGFX and have you tried out this patch (with scroll detection disabled)? I and many coworkers have seen dramatic improvements...