On Sat, 26 May 2012 22:42:18 -0700 Robert Connolly <[email protected]> wrote: > Hello. Hi.
> Second, I configured KDE to use a blank screen saver, which works, but the > monitor never turns off. How can I configure my notebook monitor to turn > off after 15 minutes of being inactive? I don't know about KDE, but for X in general: "man xset", read the "dpms" section. > Third, my touchpad is slow... the cursor move slowly. I tried to configure > it with KDE to behave faster, but KDE isn't making it behave the way I am > used to with Linux. Are there any suggestions for this? I don't seem to be > using the Synaptics driver. The touchpad otherwise works... scrolling > works, and a double finger tap simulates the (missing) middle button. "man xset", "mouse" section > I am also curious about how SMP behaves. According to top(1), an > application may be using 50% cpu, while all the cpu's are 85% idle. Does > OpenBSD somehow divide the load over the cpu's, or is top(1) not displaying > things properly? Read about processes and threads in general. Simplified: If a program has only 1 thread/process, it will only run on 1 CPU. This is a design decision by the application programmer. > And lastly, is there something equivalent to the GNU free(1) command? man systat > Thank you > Robert You're welcome PS: Please keep in mind that this is an OpenBSD list. Questions about KDE etc. should rather be asked on those mailing lists. People here tend to (at best) ignore unrelated questions...
