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Status: Unknown => Confirmed
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Status: Confirmed => Unknown
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Closing Firefox 3 task. Why is the firefox (Ubuntu) task as Won't Fix
marked?
** Changed in: firefox-3.0 (Ubuntu)
Status: Triaged => Incomplete
** Changed in: firefox-3.0 (Ubuntu)
Status: Incomplete => Invalid
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Starcraft2.com scrolls fine on my i915 GPU (thinkpad t420) with FF 16.
Is there another test case?
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Importance: Unknown => Medium
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Is this bug still reproducible in latest version of Firefox in repos
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I have the same issue:
Kubuntu 8.10 64bit
Intel dual core 3.0ghz
8gb ram
nVidia 8400 GS
I tried upgrading nvidia drivers to 180.11, tried disabling all firefox
plugins, tried disabling compiz, nothing fixed the problem. One
interesting thing to note is I run VMware on the same machine and my
Wind
Can someone check
https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/firefox-3.0/+bug/242562 ?
The problem is IMHO 'in firefox', probably cairo, as that does the
rendering (?!). On software based X servers the problem doesn't go away.
The beta 180.16 drivers from nvidia make the problem dissapear on a PC..
Installing 180.11 seems to have worked for me, too. I haven't done
extensive testing, but everything seems normal and the performance bug
pages scrolls normally. I'm also not having the problems with Cairo dock
that I had when I tried the previous workaround.
I still wonder whether the problem is
I installed 180.11 from synaptic (ubuntu 8.10) and the problem
disappeared!!!
HUGE DIFFERENCE IN FIREFOX!!! Now
http://lubosz.de/Firefox3PerformanceBug/ FLIES
My ati powered laptop though still has the problem.
I wish ATI finds the solution fast
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Because they enabled those settings automatically in 180
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This problem doesn't occur for me with nvidia-glx-180.
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The problem exists even on a live CD with no nvidia drivers. The
workaround above is not the solution.
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It did the trick for me too. Thank you very much !
However, it still consumes too much CPU. And scrolling this present page is
still too slow...
How can it be that Mozilla hasn't addressed that yet ?
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The glyphcache option doesn't seem to exist on Ubuntu 8.04.1:
$ nvidia-settings -a glyphcache=1
ERROR: Error parsing assignment 'glyphcache=1' (Unrecognized
attribute name).
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After further usage, the nvidia-settings workaround makes other things
worse, such as causing my Cairo Dock to crawl when trying to access it,
which boosts CPU usage up to 100%. It also resets upon restarting my
computer, so the settings would have to somehow be made permanent. Maybe
it won't affec
Mathias: Holy crap! Those nvidia-settings made all the difference in the
world for me!
Stats
o...@rabbit:~$ lspci | grep -i nvidia
01:00.0 VGA compatible controller: nVidia Corporation GeForce 8600GT (rev a1)
o...@rabbit:~$ cat /proc/cpuinfo | grep 'model name'
model name : Intel(R
Wow! Changing those nvidia-settings fixed the problem for me, too. Great
find! Mozilla still needs to address this problem, though.
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I will tell the problems that I am finding with Firefox upon upgrading
to Kubuntu Intrepid Ibex. My system is kubuntu 8.10 with all the updates
for 2008 applied, Nvidia GF6600 with driver 177, Compiz active, dual
core i386 CPU.
Along woth the nasty known bug about right clicking (opens random item
Whoever finds the cause/fix for this bug must be awarded with nobel
prize! We are dealing with a major browsing experience degrade and
nobody knows how to fix it. A big percentage of linux users are
suffering from this bug. I am not sure why mozilla doesn't take it
seriously...
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