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--- Comment #20 from roger truong ---
(In reply to Nate Graham from comment #19)
> Git commit 08d368c13b0fa7368be9720b8de1b7a67188b8e9 by Nate Graham, on
> behalf of Kezi Olio.
I just tested the commit and that fixed my issues, thank you!
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--- Comment #18 from Till Schäfer ---
(In reply to Keziolio from comment #17)
> The animation is controlled by time and it's independent from system
> performance
oh, that makes me feel better. thx for the fast reply. and sry for my
rushed/harsh commen
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--- Comment #17 from Keziolio ---
The animation is controlled by time and it's independent from system
performance
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--- Comment #16 from Till Schäfer ---
(In reply to roger truong from comment #13)
> After looking through the rest of pageview.cpp, I think I narrowed down the
> problem to the auto limit_value function.
>
> https://invent.kde.org/kde/okular/-/blob/ma
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--- Comment #15 from Keziolio ---
> Changing the value for nSteps to 2000 from 200 brought back the scrolling
> from previous versions. It seems that the regression may be in animation
> speed rather than scrolling if none of the code has changed.
So
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--- Comment #14 from Till Schäfer ---
I just stumbled over this. This is really painful. I am only able to scroll 1-2
pages per second. It is happening with my notebook and the synaptics driver as
well with my desktop and a free spin scroll wheel. I am
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--- Comment #13 from roger truong ---
After looking through the rest of pageview.cpp, I think I narrowed down the
problem to the auto limit_value function.
https://invent.kde.org/kde/okular/-/blob/master/ui/pageview.cpp#L5369
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--- Comment #12 from David Hurka ---
@Albert, Kezik:
I think that both your views don’t are ultimately right. It’s not that
something clearly broke, neither is it that nothing broke.
When Kezik implemented the smooth scroll feature, the funktional feat
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--- Comment #11 from Albert Astals Cid ---
(In reply to Keziolio from comment #10)
> Albert,
> Regarding the touchpad, nothing was broken, the behavior is the same as
> before
>
>
> Regarding the hyperscroll mouse, I have no idea since I don't have th
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--- Comment #10 from Keziolio ---
Albert,
Regarding the touchpad, nothing was broken, the behavior is the same as before
Regarding the hyperscroll mouse, I have no idea since I don't have that device,
it's still not "broken"
My digression was an answ
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--- Comment #9 from Albert As
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--- Comment #8 from Nate Graham ---
(In reply to David Hurka from comment #7)
> (In reply to Keziolio from comment #5)
> > this is the reason we don't have the inertial
> > scrolling on touchpad;
>
> What do you mean? My Okular from git master always s
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--- Comment #7 from David Hurka ---
(In reply to Keziolio from comment #5)
> this is the reason we don't have the inertial
> scrolling on touchpad;
What do you mean? My Okular from git master always supported inertial scrolling
with the touchpad. You j
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--- Comment #6 from roger truong ---
I complied from source and tested out different MaximumVelocity values, trying
1, 10, and 100. Increasing the values made scrolling appear to accelerate
faster, but it was still capped at the same maximum scroll spee
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--- Comment #5 from Keziolio ---
1) I don't clearly remember the details, but I remember the fact that I had to
do a fair bunch of hacks because Qt on Linux doesn't give us precise
informations on the matter, this is the reason we don't have the inerti
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--- Comment #4 from David Hurka ---
Oh, and thanks for pointing that out so quickly, Kezik!
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--- Comment #3 from David Hurka ---
1. I don’t think that the touchpad driver sends mouse wheel scroll events like
a mouse wheel does. The mouse wheel is discrete, while the touchpad has
pixel-wise scrolling (which I really like very much).
2. Yes, I w
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--- Comment #2 from Keziolio ---
In the original discussion about the smooth scrolling we diverged from the Qt
defaults in some settings, you are probably affected by this configuration
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--- Comment #1 from David Hurka ---
Might be related to smooth scrolling. (I don’t like smooth scrolling at all, so
that is my first suspection.)
I can confirm that pixel wise scrolling speed is limited too. If I configure my
touchpad to scroll faster,
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