Jack Kenney
Jack Kenney
Is there a way that works for `xrandr`? It was designed to be really portable between monitor/graphics cards/etc. This wrapper does the standard single channel inversion, https://github.com/zoltanp/xrandr-invert-colors, but I'm looking...
> Hi @JackKenney. `xrandr`, or anything channel-independent, absolutely cannot work like the advanced approaches "RGB shift" and "matrices". This is partly covered in the bottom section, maybe you'll find it...
> Maybe the correct way would be to fork "gnome-shell-extension-invert-color", make necessary changes, add "RGB shift" version and advertise the fork from this repo. You know what', I'll re-raise the...
Thanks for working on this @davidanthoff! This is a much needed feature. It would be a huge improvement to my package-development workflow.
I'm not sure if this issue is something people are still thinking about - and don't mean to necrobump - but I'm working on a package that uses Gen heavily...
Thanks for your quick response! I'll check this pattern out; it looks promising.
This place in this component is what needs to be updated, I think: https://github.com/oblador/react-native-animatable/blob/1c5c0b597536ea059dc8fb7f52e17cab5f796746/createAnimatableComponent.js#L322
If this is ready it would be awesome to merge it in and get that speedup
Similarly, is there a way to have @concurrent functions act like @synchronized functions and call @concurrent functions? In a triple-nested for loop situation (e.g. comparing L samples against M data...