I've ditched debugging in Firefox and switched to only debugging in Safari. For some reason debugging in FF worked fine up until a certain point, then it became crazy crazy slow and would nearly hang my entire machine. Switched the default browser for debugging to Safari and all was normal again. Dunno what was up or if that is anything like your issue.
Doug On Sun, Sep 21, 2008 at 5:49 AM, rleuthold <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > Is your mac starting to feel slower at the same time the iTunes begin to act > "shaky" ? Do you > debug with Firefox ? > > If so, check with "Activity Monitor" if your CPU is running at max ... > > If that is the case, try to do a fresh install of Firefox. With fresh I mean > move the profiles and > bookmarks away from the default location, reinstall Firefox and add all > profile and addon > stuff again. > > worked for me ... > > --- In flexcoders@yahoogroups.com, shaun <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: >> >> Brendan Meutzner wrote: >> > Hi All, >> > I'm sorry to post this "not so technical" question, but I figured it'd >> > be >> > the best place to see if other folks have this same frustration that I >> > do. >> > >> > My dev machine is a Macbook Pro running Leopard, and I'm working with >> > FlexBuilder 3.0.1. I've found that whenever I go to debug an app and it >> > hits a breakpoint, my ITunes audio output begins >> > skipping/hopping/jumping >> > etc... It's terribly annoying! >> > >> > I've never had this issue on my Mac Pro running the same environment... >> > EXCEPT... I haven't pushed up to 3.0.1 hotfix for FlexBuilder there >> > yet... >> > just running 3.0. >> > >> > Has anyone else had this happen to them? I'd love to just "switch" to >> > another audio player, but having a lot of ITunes content, it would be >> > really >> > annoying to convert. >> > >> > >> > Brendan >> >> man renice >> >> Might help. >> >> cheers, >> - shaun >> > >
