Package: aptitude Version: 0.4.1-1 Followup-For: Bug #317841 I have a Transmeta Crusoe TM5800 5800A073310 733 MHz CPU, which is about as fast as an Athlon Thunderbird 320 MHz would be, and moving the scollbar cannot be done as quickly as I can press keys, the delay is really noticable when pressing arrow keys. Something like that doesn't happen in any other full-screen CLI application I use (like mc, mutt, tin). If there I can scroll fast, I should be able in aptitude too. Scrolling in aptitude seems slow as in Mozilla or even slower. In all other X apps besides Mozilla (like Gnumeric, Rekall) I can scroll much faster. This is I think the most important problem to fix with aptitude.
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