Eric S. Johansson wrote:
I'll try some experiments to see if it's the same under XP as it is
under 2k, if XP works, I'll shovel some money into the furnace of Redmond.
I have confirmed that Windows 2000 has excessively high CPU loads with
cygwin X11 when combined with NaturallySpeaking
Rob Foehl wrote:
On Sat, 27 Aug 2005, Eric S. Johansson wrote:
Soong, SylokeJ wrote:
My cygwin/x server processes are at 0% when not used.
They are near 0% even when xwin is receiving lots of screen update
from the
solaris client running SAS.
that's impressive. Before this problem
Soong, SylokeJ wrote:
My cygwin/x server processes are at 0% when not used.
They are near 0% even when xwin is receiving lots of screen update from the
solaris client running SAS.
that's impressive. Before this problem started if I start getting any
number of updates, the CPU load would
(note: I sent this out last night but it didn't seem to appear. Forgive
me if this is a duplicate post)
I'm not sure what has happened but relatively recently I've noticed that
the X11 server is consuming inordinate amounts of CPU (70%+) even when
it is not doing anything. I've upgraded to
Andrew Schulman wrote:
tunneling X traffic over ssh seems to fail at the four to six hour mark.
all the connections shutdown with little reported information. Normal
ssh sessions stay running fine.
autossh might help. It starts ssh sessions and periodically checks them to
make sure that
tunneling X traffic over ssh seems to fail at the four to six hour mark.
all the connections shutdown with little reported information. Normal
ssh sessions stay running fine.
yes, I am using the -Y option is recommended in the FAQ. I am using a
reasonably current (as of last week) copy of
Alexander Gottwald wrote:
There is a section in the FAQ about bad performance. Some ATI drivers or
programs are known to cause problems. Please check this.
this machine: NVidia Riva TNT model 64
other machine: is indeed some form of ATI. I will need to investigate that.
on this machine,
this is not directly related to cygwin/X11 but it will be something that
comes up once in a while.
Sometimes performance just sucks. sometimes I will sit there and watch
applications redraw bits over 10s of seconds. Yet on my ethernet
interfaces, I have no errors, machine load averages are
Alexander Gottwald wrote:
Which version of xwin you are using? This is a bug which should be solved
for some time now.
the vanishing cursor problem has been consistent up through my latest
upgrade (i.e. yesterday) I'm not sure which version is but it's xorg based.
I must say it's gotten bad
Alexander Gottwald wrote:
On Tue, 24 Aug 2004, Eric S. Johansson wrote:
Alexander Gottwald wrote:
Which version of xwin you are using? This is a bug which should be solved
for some time now.
the vanishing cursor problem has been consistent up through my latest
upgrade (i.e. yesterday) I'm
Alexander Gottwald wrote:
On Tue, 24 Aug 2004, Eric S. Johansson wrote:
Welcome to the XWin X Server
Vendor: The Cygwin/X Project
Release: 6.7.0.0-12
This is the newest. I guess you don't know how to reproduce the vanishing cursor.
the whole experience of having the cursor vanish
every so often, something triggers a bug in Xwin which makes the cursor
vanish but only over an Xwin window. Only way to get back is to restart
the X server (and windows).
another odd bug is that I noticed emacs tends to bleed through and pop
up either ToolTips messages or menus even though a
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