On 04 December, 2001 - Mark Allan sent me these 1.2K bytes:
> Dominik Vogt wrote:
>
> > First of all, try to find out which application uses all the CPU,
> > e.g. with 'top'. Next, I'd ask the GNOME developers if they can
> > make sense of the message you get (it's not an fvwm message).
>
> The weird thing is, nothing is hammering the CPU. I've tried it on a
> couple of dual processor machines and a laptop, and on all machines CPU
> use is idle, until I resize the windows. Then, X will jump up to 11-20%,
> and panel jumps up to 5-12%.
>
> Oh, well. I guess I'll just give up on using panel.
It's not slow because something is hogging the CPU, it's slow because
the tasklist and/or pager is grabbing X for a short period of time
every now and then.
Compile Fvwm with Gnome hints.. They changed the logic to "scan" the
desktop from deskguide+tasklist to being in the panel and
deskguide+tasklist asking the panel, so unfortunately it no longer helps
to just remove the deskguide+tasklist ..
/Tomas
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Received on Tue Dec 04 2001 - 18:05:11 GMT