> You do have the option of using a GUI native drawing backend, eg GTK
> instead of GTKAgg or WX instead of WXAgg. Because we use double
> buffering in GTK, it may not help (Steve -- would it be possible to
> make double buffering optional?) The native GTK drawing is inferior
> to Agg, in my view, but you may be willing to trade quality for
> speed.
I've added a 'DBL_BUFFER' variable to backend_gtk.py to switch on/off
double buffering for the GTK backend.
Switching off double buffering makes widget redraws flicker (as you'd
expect). I can't see how disabling double buffering has any value, or
how it could be useful when running python remotely, perhaps I'm wrong -
feel free to test it and let me know if it does have a use.
Steve
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