Andreas Niederl wrote:
> Kim Woelders wrote:
>  > Andreas Niederl wrote:
>  >> Hi,
>  >> is there a possibility to turn off the Fade-In effect for some
>  >> programs in e16 (i.e. in a opt-out fashion)?
>  >>
>  > The possibility to disable fading for particular windows is implemented
>  > internally, but the bits exposing this to eesh/matches are missing.
> 
> Yes, I thought so after looking a bit into the source code.
> 
> 
>  >> Also, I'd like to turn off the transparency for xscreensaver but
>  >> didn't find a way to do it with the Remember settings.
>  >> Any hint how to do specific configuration for an application started
>  >> from the commandline?
>  >>
>  > The screensaver window is currently (incorrectly) treated as an
>  > override-redirect (pop-up) window. The override redirect windows can be
>  > made opaque using:
>  > $ eesh set compmgr.override_redirect.opacity 100
> 
> Thanks that works.
> 
> But now I have another question: Using this on my laptop restored the 
> screensaver behaviour but on my main computer I still have a 
> ridiculously high system load when running e.g. the lightning 
> screensaver. Are there other options/techniques involved in displaying 
> these type of window which could drain performance?
> 
Strange. I have next to no load from Xorg, e16, or xscreensaver when 
running the lightning screensaver.
Do you have hardware accelerated render extension? If not I'd expect 
your system to be slow always, not just when running a screen saver.
You could try if
$ eesh set compmgr.override_redirect.mode 0
makes a difference. This will disable compositing of override-redirect 
windows entirely, and will cripple rendering of pop-up's but might "fix" 
the load problem, and give a hint about what is going on.

/Kim


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