Re: [dev] [st]100% cpu in some cases

2011-09-17 Thread Aurélien Aptel
On Sat, Sep 17, 2011 at 8:38 AM, Thuban wrote: > So, here is the problem. St uses a lot of cpu with some apps that need > refresh, such as "top" or "mutt". The system becomes very slow, and Xorg > show a 100% cpu. > This problem only happen when I use the radeon driver, with > firmware-linux-nonfr

Re: [dev] [st]100% cpu in some cases

2011-09-17 Thread Thuban
Sadly yes, I had this problem only with st, so I suppose there must be a good reason for this. It's not a problem to me of getting rid of these non-free drivers :) , but I was wondering that problem means that st has a problem somewhere. I found nothing on debian bugtracker, of course, because non-

Re: [dev] [st] openbsd port

2011-09-17 Thread Aurélien Aptel
On Sat, Sep 17, 2011 at 11:33 AM, Joerg Zinke wrote: > So my question is: are there any attempts made to push st.info to > ncurses upstream? None. I think it won't be the nicest way because the terminfo entry is subject to change as some capacities are not implemented yet (see TODO). I think it's

Re: [dev] [st]100% cpu in some cases

2011-09-17 Thread Kurt H Maier
Is st the only program that has this problem? I don't think it's st's fault that some driver sucks. Have you searched debian's bugtracker for similar conditions? -- # Kurt H Maier

[dev] [st] openbsd port

2011-09-17 Thread Joerg Zinke
Hi, I've created an OpenBSD port for st, see here: http://marc.info/?t=13161728106&r=1&w=2 I would like to get this into the official tree but this requires the question how to handle the st terminfo within the port to be answered. From the thread above: "Of course the nicest thing would be

[dev] [st]100% cpu in some cases

2011-09-17 Thread Thuban
Hi! So, here is the problem. St uses a lot of cpu with some apps that need refresh, such as "top" or "mutt". The system becomes very slow, and Xorg show a 100% cpu. This problem only happen when I use the radeon driver, with firmware-linux-nonfree. I mean, there is no such problem without gpu accel