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Tried the gallery example with the spinner indeterminate enabled while idle, and also moving the slider connected to the progressindicator/spinner to see what CPU usage would be (percentages of a single core).
C++ gallery example (winit-skia): 22% idle and 80-100% when moving slider
Rust gallery example (winit-femtovg): 6% idle and 40% when moving slider
Wasm online examples (firefox/chromium): 8% idle and 10% when moving slider
Is this in line with your expectations? With indeterminate turned off, C++/Rust falls to 0 CPU and wasm is around 3%.
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Tried the gallery example with the spinner indeterminate enabled while idle, and also moving the slider connected to the progressindicator/spinner to see what CPU usage would be (percentages of a single core).
Is this in line with your expectations? With indeterminate turned off, C++/Rust falls to 0 CPU and wasm is around 3%.
Specifications: Archlinux, KDE, amd gpu/cpu, wayland, 165Hz monitor
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