Alan Coopersmith wrote: > The strange part in this is not that X is slow, but that Xorg is slower > than Xsun - usually it's the other way around.
Which is why I have a feeling the problem is not in deficient implementation, but in misconfiguration. > Unless you have an nvidia > card with the nvidia accelerated driver though, we currently can't take > full advantage of the hardware and lose out on many acceleration > opportunties. I'll see if I can get NVidia's drivers to work with my SXCE b28, amd64, GeForce FX5200 machine. > In the latest SX: Community Edition based on nv_28 we have moved to Xorg > 6.9 which has fixed a couple of performance issues, and provides the new > experimental EXA acceleration architecture that you can turn on to see It seems that EXA is still not available for NVidia. I'm waiting for ZFS to stabilize and then I'll upgrade my laptop and see if the Radeon in it will benefit from EXA. Thanks!
