Turning off the smooth scrolling helps a little but actually, I see a
pretty noticeable difference in responsiveness between the version 52
and version 60 icecat on my system. I can switch between my old and new
setup from the boot menu, and I find that the older 52 version is faster
and smoot
On Sun, Sep 30, 2018 at 04:27:11 +0200, nightowl wrote:
> Thanks all for the help and advice on handling package upgrades and memory
> management. I have been able to update my system now and use icecat version
> 60. I can verify that the tab crash appears to be resolved with this new
> version o
Thanks all for the help and advice on handling package upgrades and
memory management. I have been able to update my system now and use
icecat version 60. I can verify that the tab crash appears to be
resolved with this new version of icecat on my PC, however I also now
notice that scrolling
nightowl writes:
> I have been trying to upgrade the icecat package. I am using the
> 'guix system reconfigure' command, but seem to be running out of disk
> space.
Generally, I recommend keeping the user profile separate from a lean
system profile. This allows you to upgrade your system eve
I have been trying to upgrade the icecat package. I am using the 'guix
system reconfigure' command, but seem to be running out of disk space.
It is also starting to compile some things instead of using substitutes,
but maybe I need to wait for the servers to settle down. Currently
after runn
On Thu, 27 Sep 2018 05:30:43 +0200
nightowl wrote:
> OK, I see the new version 60 now after running the 'guix pull'
> command. I tried running the 'guix package -u' command but does not
> do any upgrade. I have the icecat package called out in my
> config.scm file, so I think I need to run the '
OK, I see the new version 60 now after running the 'guix pull' command.
I tried running the 'guix package -u' command but does not do any
upgrade. I have the icecat package called out in my config.scm file, so
I think I need to run the 'guix system reconfigure' command to make an
upgrade to t
On Thu, Sep 27, 2018 at 03:36:40 +0200, nightowl wrote:
> I am currently using version 52.6.0 (64bit). That looks like the latest
> released version. The guix package command also reports this as the latest
> version. How do you get to version 60?
Run `guix pull' before `guix package -u`. The l
I am currently using version 52.6.0 (64bit). That looks like the latest
released version. The guix package command also reports this as the
latest version. How do you get to version 60?
On 26.09.2018 07:03, Mike Gerwitz wrote:
On Wed, Sep 26, 2018 at 04:38:33 +0200, nightowl wrote:
I am run
On Wed, Sep 26, 2018 at 04:38:33 +0200, nightowl wrote:
> I am running GuixSD on a 2008 model Dell Inspiron with I believe to be an
> Intel T5300 core 2 CPU. I have only just started using GuixSD for less than
> a year now, and still on the learning curve. So, do you think the tab crash
> I see w
I am running GuixSD on a 2008 model Dell Inspiron with I believe to be
an Intel T5300 core 2 CPU. I have only just started using GuixSD for
less than a year now, and still on the learning curve. So, do you think
the tab crash I see with Icecat could be related to the hardware on my
PC?
On 2
Ricardo Wurmus writes:
> Andreas Enge writes:
>
>> On Sat, Sep 22, 2018 at 12:14:30PM +0200, Ricardo Wurmus wrote:
>>> I have seen similar behaviour on a Thinkpad T60 with an x86_64 CPU
>>> (upgraded from the i686 CPU that it came with). Icecat tabs crash and
>>> it can be avoided only by dis
Andreas Enge writes:
> On Sat, Sep 22, 2018 at 12:14:30PM +0200, Ricardo Wurmus wrote:
>> I have seen similar behaviour on a Thinkpad T60 with an x86_64 CPU
>> (upgraded from the i686 CPU that it came with). Icecat tabs crash and
>> it can be avoided only by disabling all extensions.
>>
>> I d
On Sat, Sep 22, 2018 at 12:14:30PM +0200, Ricardo Wurmus wrote:
> I have seen similar behaviour on a Thinkpad T60 with an x86_64 CPU
> (upgraded from the i686 CPU that it came with). Icecat tabs crash and
> it can be avoided only by disabling all extensions.
>
> I don’t know what the cause is.
T
nightowl writes:
> I am running GuixSD with the Gnome desktop using GNU Icecat for a web
> browser. I have been seeing a problem that some web sights like
> homedepot.com will cause a 'gah your tab just crashed' error. When I
> start Icecat in safe mode, I do not get this error. Disabling al
I am running GuixSD with the Gnome desktop using GNU Icecat for a web
browser. I have been seeing a problem that some web sights like
homedepot.com will cause a 'gah your tab just crashed' error. When I
start Icecat in safe mode, I do not get this error. Disabling all
extensions does not rem
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