No issues on my Mini 9 with a 16GB SDHC when using kernel 2.6.28-11.38.
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https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/359323
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If the time stays, it needs to be configurable.
Personally, the modal dialogs felt much more fitting in the grand scheme
of things.
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https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/352288
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It seems I've let this report run wild: The issue in this bug is EXA
being damn slow on some Intel graphics chipsets. While the issue has
yet to be fixed, the things being discussed here have nothing to do with
it.
I'm removing myself from the mailing list for the report because it no
longer
Got some questions, because I'm having the same symptoms, but I don't believe
it has anything to do with evdev:
- Is the cursor jumping or the actual mouse location? For me, the
hardware-rendered cursor jumps, but input goes where it's supposed to (where
the mouse should have been).
- Does this
While the cursor is jumping, I too get lots of log output. Seems the
issue is with the Intel driver randomly redetecting modelines - with
bursts of fifty some redetections every so often. While that happens,
the cursor display location jumps just because of how the driver works,
and everything
My questions were directed at the OP.
I was referring to my X log: /var/log/Xorg.0.log, which shows the same
basic lines as the OP posted, only more (because my card has a lot more
modes to scan, presumably). If I keep a log reader open on it, the
output is quite noticeable as the scroll bar
No one really cares if you /do/ own one. The majority of users don't,
and gnome-pilot should not be part of a default installation.
If you do have one, good for you, if this goes through, you can
reinstall it.
This is a matter of very few people use this, it's not part of the standard
release
The precise issue here is an assertion failure in libmetacity:
(gtk-window-decorator:5737): metacity-CRITICAL **:
meta_frame_style_draw_with_style: assertion `style_gtk-colormap ==
gdk_drawable_get_colormap (drawable)' failed
(gtk-window-decorator:5737): metacity-CRITICAL **:
The best workaround I can find is to right click on the page. It seems
to temporarily fix the flickering. If you switch tabs or change window
focus you need to do it again, but if you're doing something that
requires proper input handling in Firefox it may be your only option.
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Just going to confirm that I get this on Shiretoko on my Jaunty laptop,
but of course, not on my Intrepid desktop.
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Missing a few things in my last comment:
don't *have* GEM support...
... which did*n't* have this problem at all...
Don't know how that happened. I guess I type these in a hurry.
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[i945] 2.5.1 driver poor performance
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/303011
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I will test the newest updates, which I'm installing now. I'll report
back later today.
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Problem persists in newest updates; in fact, it seems to be even worse.
Further, we still don't GEM support in our DRM drivers. I'd also like to
report that earlier I had tested the drivers and X server from Xorg-
edgers, which did have this problem at all (though it did have another
big issue
No, because I run Compiz from Git, and therefore can't file bug reports
on it. I simply used it as an example of poor performance.
** Summary changed:
- [i945] 2.5.1 driver framerate below 10fps running the cube view in compiz
+ [i945] 2.5.1 driver poor performance
** Description changed:
Seems someone screwed something up in X, as there's an options that's supposed
to be able to set this for me:
Section DRI
Mode0666
EndSection
Yet still:
crw-rw 1 root video 226, 0 2008-12-04 19:46 /dev/dri/card0
Thanks for the tip, I'll see if it helps.
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And it appears to have not made any difference.
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@Bryce Harrington: Linking libdrm-intel... to libdrm is NOT a workaround
for this! You need to install the package libdrm-intel1.
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https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/303177
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** Description changed:
Binary package hint: xserver-xorg-video-intel
Surprised this wasn't reported over the past night, but anyway, fairly simple:
The driver will crash X when it can't find libdrm-intel1.so or something to
that effect.
I've heard reports that Bulletproof X will
All of my Xorg customizations should improve performance (and they do,
but not enough).
** Attachment added: xorg.conf
http://launchpadlibrarian.net/20152020/xorg_conf_dump
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** Attachment added: Xorg.0.log
http://launchpadlibrarian.net/20152044/xorg_log_dump
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** Attachment added: lspci -vvnn
http://launchpadlibrarian.net/20152224/lspci_dump
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@Bastiaan Wakkie: Install the package `libdrm-intel1`
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Your problems are due to a different issue. This is not a catch-all bug
for Intel hardware.
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Had to do that just to get the driver working in the first place, so no, it
doesn't help.
Forgot that I was also going to report the unmarked dependency...
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Public bug reported:
Binary package hint: xserver-xorg-video-intel
Surprised this wasn't reported over the past night, but anyway, fairly simple:
The driver will crash X when it can't find libdrm-intel1.so or something to
that effect.
I've heard reports that Bulletproof X will eventually force
Public bug reported:
Binary package hint: xserver-xorg-video-intel
The new 2.5.1 release of the Intel driver is horribly slow.
Screenshot with fps marker, under compiz: http://oasis-
games.com/~klange/wtf_intel251.png
As seen in the screenshot, the standard cube view in Compiz runs at a
Public bug reported:
Binary package hint: git-core
On Jaunty, I'm not finding the git-* commands:
[klange acerlaptop 11/24 7:55] ~$ sudo apt-get install git-core
[sudo] password for klange:
Reading package lists... Done
Building dependency tree
Reading state information... Done
Public bug reported:
Binary package hint: libnss3-1d
In Intrepid, there are newer versions of these two packages available,
but they can not be installed because they are dependent on new versions
of other packages which not been updated in the repos yet.
libnss3-1d:
Depends: libnspr4-0d
This problem still exists after GNOME 2.24 was released. That's really
poor.
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Binary package hint: pidgin
After a recent update of the Pidgin 2.5.1 package in Intrepid, I'm
finding my client will sporadically freezes for a few seconds, and then
come back. When left running, it will sometimes crash (ie, overnight).
Intrepid
pidgin 1:2.5.1-0ubuntu1
I'd
+1 for the exception.
This is a /major/ release of VLC, it's not just something we can wait until
9.04 for, and we're not even in beta yet. Feature-freeze smeature-freeze, this
is VLC 0.9.2!
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https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/270404
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Binary package hint: gnome-panel
(reported upstream by someone else here:
http://bugzilla.gnome.org/show_bug.cgi?id=546835)
The new strut behavior for auto-hiding panels causes the available
desktop space to update as they animate, squishing full screen windows
as the panel
While this does seem to often be happening when starting a new
application window, I've seen it happen at random while just using
Firefox.
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https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/256142
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In response to Dylan McCall, should the animation behavior be changed,
there is a slim (but possible) chance that I would accept this. Probably
not, but it's a start.
It seems like the following should be done:
1. Add an option to gconf, bool, 'update_autohide_strut', default = disabled
(because
Im seem to be having the same issue. I was looking around to see if there was
something I missed in the synaptic pakage manger after i tried to perform the
upgrade but i must not be looking hard enough.
was trying to update Ubuntu Studio 7.10 to the latest distro release 8.04.
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