On 20 October 2011 12:52, paul sutton wrote:
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> In my humble experience running 100 tabs in any browser for an extended
> period of time can lead to slow response times for your browser. If you go
> to a lot of flash sites (hard to avoid) with Chrome / Chromium then that's a
> lot of flash plu
On 20 October 2011 12:52, paul sutton wrote:
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> In my humble experience running 100 tabs in any browser for an extended
> period of time can lead to slow response times for your browser. If you go
> to a lot of flash sites (hard to avoid) with Chrome / Chromium then that's a
> lot of flas
>
> In my humble experience running 100 tabs in any browser for an
> extended period of time can lead to slow response times for your
> browser. If you go to a lot of flash sites (hard to avoid) with
> Chrome / Chromium then that's a lot of flash plugin that can leak
> memory and potentially caus
On 20 October 2011 11:33, Kris Douglas wrote:
> Hello, I am coming back to post my findings, I have been experiencing
> this problem with the last two releases of Ubuntu.
>
> Currently Compiz is using 247MB of RAM, which is a lot, but as a
> percentage of my current system RAM, it's negligible.
>
On 18 October 2011 14:37, Colin Law wrote:
> Can you clarify that, do you mean that you saw the same issue on an
> earlier version of Ubuntu? Your first post gave the impression this
> was a new problem.
Hello, I am coming back to post my findings, I have been experiencing
this problem with the
Hi!
I would be very surprised if this is not a problem with graphics card
compatibility, and perhaps a shortage of RAM (and maybe too small a swap
partition?). Just a thought...
I installed 11.10 on an old Pentium 4 laptop last night with only 512Mb
RAM. Worked fine, if sluggishly, and shows how
On 18 October 2011 13:31, Kris Douglas wrote:
> On 18 October 2011 13:08, Simon Greenwood wrote:
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>> On 18 October 2011 12:49, Kris Douglas wrote:
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>>> Hello, I use Ubuntu in the workplace, I am having a problem with it at
>>> the moment that is beginning to drive me a bit mad.
>>>
>>> I
On 18 October 2011 14:18, alan c wrote:
> On 18/10/11 12:49, Kris Douglas wrote:
>> Hello, I use Ubuntu in the workplace, I am having a problem with it at
>> the moment that is beginning to drive me a bit mad.
>>
>> I have upgraded to the latest version this week, and I am seeing
>> graphical arte
On 18/10/11 12:49, Kris Douglas wrote:
> Hello, I use Ubuntu in the workplace, I am having a problem with it at
> the moment that is beginning to drive me a bit mad.
>
> I have upgraded to the latest version this week, and I am seeing
> graphical artefacts every so often, which is new, but they do
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On 18/10/11 13:36, Kris Douglas wrote:
> Are there known problems with severe slowdowns with the PAE Kern?
>
> If that's a pretty good contender to being the problem I will wipe
> the machine in a heartbeat.
>
> Sent from my Desire HD running CM7 On
Are there known problems with severe slowdowns with the PAE Kern?
If that's a pretty good contender to being the problem I will wipe the
machine in a heartbeat.
Sent from my Desire HD running CM7
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On 18/10/11 13:31, Kris Douglas wrote:
> On 18 October 2011 13:08, Simon Greenwood
> wrote:
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>> On 18 October 2011 12:49, Kris Douglas
>> wrote:
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>>> Hello, I use Ubuntu in the workplace, I am having a problem
>>> with it at the moment tha
On 18 October 2011 13:08, Simon Greenwood wrote:
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> On 18 October 2011 12:49, Kris Douglas wrote:
>>
>> Hello, I use Ubuntu in the workplace, I am having a problem with it at
>> the moment that is beginning to drive me a bit mad.
>>
>> I have upgraded to the latest version this week, and I am
On 18 October 2011 12:49, Kris Douglas wrote:
> Hello, I use Ubuntu in the workplace, I am having a problem with it at
> the moment that is beginning to drive me a bit mad.
>
> I have upgraded to the latest version this week, and I am seeing
> graphical artefacts every so often, which is new, but
Hello, I use Ubuntu in the workplace, I am having a problem with it at
the moment that is beginning to drive me a bit mad.
I have upgraded to the latest version this week, and I am seeing
graphical artefacts every so often, which is new, but they do go away
after I have logged in. The worst proble
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