On 3/15/19 11:01 AM, Jean-Marc Lasgouttes wrote:
[David, please be careful to keep the messages on the list]
Le 15/03/2019 à 15:41, David Belius a écrit :
My screen fonts are:
Roman: Times New Roman
Sans Serif: Arial
Typewriter: Courier New
I guess these are standard fonts?
Yes, pretty standard.
I tried download the latin modern fonts and using them instead of
Times New Roman. It did not make any difference, unfortunately.
No, it should not. I doubt they are really usable as screen fonts,
actually (but I may be wrong).
Here is a video of the problem:
https://www.dropbox.com/s/jo94j8o9tcz9pfb/win_10_font_problem.mp4?dl=0
I paste "123" into a display twice in quick succession; in the video
you can see the much longer delay between the appearance of the first
and the second "123". With less text in displays in the document the
delay is smaller.
I this one huge paragraph with only one word and without space? This
is not s
And here is a file which has this problem:
https://www.dropbox.com/s/y0zgbfyp0ovezqu/win_10_font_problem.lyx?dl=0
Is there anyone on this mailing list who has windows 10 and would be
willing to test the file to see if the problem is reproduced on a
different machine?
Thank you for the document, I will try it out when I find the time (my
main machine is linux).
Please keep it on your dropbox for now.
Does it make a difference if the rest of the document is text instead
of math?
JMarc
No sluggishness here (Linux Mint, LyX 2.3.2). No noticeable hit in terms
of CPU use either.
I have a copy of LyX 2.3.1 running under Win 10 in a VirtualBox
environment. That's a bit sluggish all the way around, but I noticed no
difference in the (slight) lag between the first and second pastings of
'123'.
Paul
