Paul,
> (...) that is skips whenever I do anything that requires CPU
> resources. I've tried recompiling the kernel to make it more
> efficient and I've tried using the latest drivers from Creative.
Mmh, it's probably just your IDE drive which is *not* accessed in DMA
mode. At least, that's what
Since updating my Debian SID system two days ago, X11 fonts are broken.
I've just uninstalled, purged, and reinstalled all the X packages I
could think of, but the problem still exists.
Even simple applications like xfontsel crash with the following message
when started from the command line:
David,
In what way is it heavyweight? I generally use xscreensaver, which
runs as a daemon; 'xscreensaver-command -lock' locks the screen.
Pretty graphicy things run as separate processes, so I think starting
it up should be pretty cheap.
My debian system has about 12'000 files installed already.
Is there a lightweight xlock alternative? Actually, I just want to lock
my X session, so I don't have to logoff when I leave my office to get
coffee. Xlock with the "-lock blank" parameter is about what I'm looking
for, but it's *way* to big.
Thanks, Remo
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