Felix Freiberger

> In the built-in force link force, there is a bias property which determines what proportion of the link force acts on the source and target nodes. This depends on...

For us, in the most recent image, it looks like `bundle install` runs through, but returns exit code `1`: ``` Running with gitlab-runner 12.10.1 (ce065b93) on paul b100a611 Preparing the...

Thank you for this offer! I've stripped down the project to a shareable minimal example, available [here](https://dgit.cs.uni-saarland.de/fefrei/depend-web-mwe) (Git URL: `https://dgit.cs.uni-saarland.de/fefrei/depend-web-mwe.git`). A failing build log is [here](https://dgit.cs.uni-saarland.de/fefrei/depend-web-mwe/-/jobs/69543).

I did use the binary installer in its 64 bit version. (I'm running Windows 10.)

I experimented some more, and reinstalled `pympress` (version `1.0`). It does make a difference whether `pympress` is started with a PDF file passed on the command line or whether it...

I'm sorry, but it looks like the behavior didn't change... What I did notice: The CPU usage drops as soon as `pympres` loses focus.

Even more weirdly: The high CPU usage occurs when switching to the next slide with the keyboard. It subsides as soon as the mouse is moved within any of `pympress`'s...

No problem – I'd guess that this is a race condition somewhere, making it hard to debug. I'd be happy to help! (If it would help you, I could also...

The bug is still happening, and I think I did a good capture. Here's what I did: - started `pympress` with the arguments `--log=debug talk-annotated.pdf` - on a third monitor,...

Hi @Cimbali! I can still reproduce the CPU load in Pympress `1.1.1` (from the official MSI package). I'd be happy to test the debug version if you can build an...