Hi Saku, I have compiled the Cqrlog Improved CI (144)d version using QT6, and it works great. I noticed that, in addition
to the general options to ignore changes in online log uploads, these are now also available selectively. Thank you so much for this
it was a feature I requested some time ago, and you promptly implemented it.
I am running the current Debian Testing with the MATE desktop environment, and I noticed two minor issues during startup (please
note that the behavior remains exactly the same whether I use QT5 or QT6):
* Changelog scrolling: On the changelog.html page, the text does not scroll smoothly. It stutters and feels almost frozen.
This does not happen in Cqrlog version 3.0.0, where the changelog page scrolls quickly and smoothly.
* Font size: On the startup splash screen, the version text "CI (144)d" placed below the image of the semiautomatic key
is too small and bold, making it very hard to read.
Finally, I noticed that Petr's new Cqrlog 3.0.0 version, using the same local log database, is much faster when closing down and
preparing the log backup. Nevertheless, I am still using your Improved version with great satisfaction. Even though 3.0.0 is very fast,
it lacks several unique features that are present in your Improved version.
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Hi!
Thanks for reporting!
I have noticed also slow scrolling. With splash, I think it depends on display HW how bold letters are shown.
Anyway, compared changelog codes between versions and there are not much differences.
I think the major difference leading to slow scrolling was that I used 2 pixel marginals between form frame and html text. When removed that the scrolling speed increased.
Also removed the bold option from version text. There is not much room to increase the font, but perhaps non-bold makes it clearer.
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Hi Saku,
Thank you for the quick fix!
I did a git pull and recompiled the latest code. I can confirm that both minor issues are now completely resolved:
* Changelog scrolling is now perfectly smooth.
* Font size on the splash screen is clear and easy to read.
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Giuseppe
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