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Refactor: System.Drawing → SkiaSharp (or Maui.Graphics?)
See original GitHub issue- September, 2021: System.Drawing.Common only supported on Windows
- July, 2021: Make System.Drawing.Common only supported on Windows
Microsoft is sunsetting cross-platform support for System.Drawing.Common in .NET 6. This will be highly disruptive since ScottPlot currently uses System.Drawing extensively for rendering graphics.
This issue will track progress toward migrating to an alternative render system. This will likely be Microsoft.Maui.Graphics (which works on all platforms, not just in MAUI apps). System.Drawing will be totally removed from ScottPlot.
This change will be associated with a major version increase (ScottPlot 5.0)
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Nice to see the discussions on the Graphics to be used for future ScottPlot. Just as a short feedback, I agree that user interactivity even with many points is the strong point of ScotPlot, that is what made me choose it and I don’t regret it. Going to a hardware accelerated renderer will really boost it at the level that any performance changes will not be felt from user perspective. So, looking forward to it.
I’m going to close this issue for now, but I’m actively working on it. I got some PRs merged into dotnet/Microsoft.Maui.Graphics 🤓 but it looks like they’re still pretty far from having it production ready
I started collecting some notes here: