I just installed eSignal 10.0 and now the cursor lags and dragging the chart lags. I use the crosshair cursor in eSignal and in eSignal 10.0 the Windows cursor leads and the crosshair lags behind, and with a low refresh rate so it is a chopping-motion lagging behind. Clicking and holding the mouse on the chart in eSignal 10.0 and making a circular motion produces a slide show effect. This was on one day of YM #F on a 140T chart with minimal EFS studies loaded, not a heavy load.
In eSignal 8.0, however, which I reinstalled alongside eSignal 10.0 and loaded the same chart and same data as that of an also-running instance of eSignal 10.0, the crosshair lag in eSignal 8.0 is zero, and clicking and holding the chart and doing a circle motion produces zero slowdown.
I am not impressed. Did the eSignal programmers honestly manage to get through programming all of eSignal 10.0 and not once notice that the cursor lags and that dragging the chart produces a slide show? I can't believe that, as a programmer myself. This is so typical of modern software. It's just more bloat and more bloat and more bloat. Computational demands increase, yes, but so have our computers. eSignal 10.0 multi-threaded? Nope. Multi-core support? Nope. Vista support? Nope. 64-bit support? Nope. Just a nice laggy cursor and a slide show. Thanks.
I shall be uninstalling eSignal 10.0 and sticking with 8.0 until 10.1, when this embarrassment will I assume be patched. eSignal 8.0 may be downloaded here http://www.esignal.com/executables/esignal_80r1.exe
In eSignal 8.0, however, which I reinstalled alongside eSignal 10.0 and loaded the same chart and same data as that of an also-running instance of eSignal 10.0, the crosshair lag in eSignal 8.0 is zero, and clicking and holding the chart and doing a circle motion produces zero slowdown.
I am not impressed. Did the eSignal programmers honestly manage to get through programming all of eSignal 10.0 and not once notice that the cursor lags and that dragging the chart produces a slide show? I can't believe that, as a programmer myself. This is so typical of modern software. It's just more bloat and more bloat and more bloat. Computational demands increase, yes, but so have our computers. eSignal 10.0 multi-threaded? Nope. Multi-core support? Nope. Vista support? Nope. 64-bit support? Nope. Just a nice laggy cursor and a slide show. Thanks.
I shall be uninstalling eSignal 10.0 and sticking with 8.0 until 10.1, when this embarrassment will I assume be patched. eSignal 8.0 may be downloaded here http://www.esignal.com/executables/esignal_80r1.exe
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