GTK4 Picks Up More OpenGL Renderer Improvements, Glyph Cache
GTK4 continues looking good and even better now thanks to nearly 100 commits improving its OpenGL renderer.
GNOME developer Timm Bäder committed dozens of OpenGL renderer improvements to the GTK4 tool-kit code-base on Thursday. Perhaps most noticeable is the introduction of a GL glyph cache. This OpenGL glyph cache is based upon GTK4's Vulkan glyph cache that was added back in September.
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