Why are you running in framebuffer mode? What is the exact make/model of vidcard you are running?
Dillo is much smaller of a browser than Firefox. It doesn't support any kind of plugins, just vanilla HTML 4. It supports no Javascript as well. Ubuntu's Gnome 2.10 is way overbloated for your hardware. Try removing and readding the module after resume for your wifi. BTW, you are running into many of the issues that make people go back to Windows. I had to give up LInux on my laptop due to suspend/resume issues and WUSB54G lack of support. I also could not figure how to get my airo card go into promiscuous mode. On 7/22/05, Joseph Fruchey <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > Okay, I'm still annoyed by this Latitude P2-233. It's still very slow, > but I'm now thinking it's a driver problem. If I boot with DSL, > accepting the defaults (xvesa), the graphics are screwed up, but > scrolling in Dillo (which comes up on boot) is zippy. If I run in > framebuffer mode, everything looks fine, but I'm back to the same > choppy scrolling as with Ubuntu. Any thoughts? > > Also, how can I get my WUSB11 wireless adapter to work after coming > back from suspend? I always just reboot, but there's got to be some > type of "refresh" command, right? > > Joey > > _______________________________________________ > General mailing list > [email protected] > http://brlug.net/mailman/listinfo/general_brlug.net >
