Christian Hergert :gnome: on Nostr: npub10tw5y…9c92v On most modern drivers for Xorg XCopyArea ends up being ...

npub10tw5yw9f358p0wdw4630vk8k32n5svqvvjdh94egzwldcerlthgqr9c92v (npub10tw…c92v) On most modern drivers for Xorg XCopyArea ends up being essentially a memmove AFAIK. So that is generally how you'd make scrolling faster if you did in fact have a DDX. You move it up, then draw just the new area.

But the GTK 3 terminal has been broken in this regard for some time, doing *full* redraws anyway (a bug of course).