Neil Youngman:
> On Friday 07 Jan 2011 16:53:05 Jochen Schulz wrote:
>> Neil Youngman:
>>
>>> It can take several seconds to pop up a menu and, in the worst case,
>>> swapping from one window to another can take minutes, even if the other
>>> window is a simple xterm. I have also observed windows being redrawn so
>>> slowly that you can can see the rendering creeping slowly down the
>>> screen. I think that this all indicates that the graphics is the root of
>>> the problem.
>>
>> Can you confirm this by doing something CPU intensive which doesn't draw
>> anything on the screen? Something like a kernel compile or video/audio
>> encoding.
>
> I'm probably being a bit slow, but right now I'm not clear what I would be
> looking for.
I wanted to make sure that the slow graphics you are abserving aren't
just the result of a more general problem with your system. If compiling
a kernel (with output redirection) takes about the same time now as
before the upgrade, you are probably about suspecting graphics to be the
core of the problem. Otherwise, it might be scheduler issue or something
like that.
I am experiencing my system being horribly unresponsive for a few
seconds as well every few days. I suspect it has something to do with IO
scheduling and/or my SSD not supporting TRIM.
J.
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