On Sun, 20 Mar 2011 11:44:36 +0900 Carsten Haitzler (The Rasterman)
said:
small correction. the sony x505 i mentioned was using the... basic vesa
driver.. with shadowfb on. which of course added yet more overhead and copies.
as a compositor effectively acts as a shadowfb anyway there is no point,
On Sun, 20 Mar 2011 13:00:14 +1100 Jochen Schröder said:
well software compositing involves readback from video memory - copying with
the cpu back to mem in the compositor, rendering there, then writing that all
back to video memory after compositing. it will suffer unless you have
mountains of b
On Sat, 19 Mar 2011 09:26:46 -0500 Jeff Hoogland said:
you're going to have t detail exactly what is going on. is the compositor slow?
is moving and resizing windows slow? is it all apps that are slow at drawing or
just opengl apps? i have seen sometimes the nvidia driver after enough e
restarts
2011/3/20 Jochen Schröder :
> This discussion actually reminds of something I have been meaning to
> report for quite a while. I have a desktop system with a low end radeon
> card, and a laptop with integrated intel card. On both systems I'm using
> software engine for composite, because it's signi
This discussion actually reminds of something I have been meaning to
report for quite a while. I have a desktop system with a low end radeon
card, and a laptop with integrated intel card. On both systems I'm using
software engine for composite, because it's significantly faster than
GL, however
Hi Guys. I've recently bougth a 1TiB hard drives. this time I wanted to utilize
the storage better than I used to, so I created a couple of logical volumes,
for my home and my data, migrated all the data from the old filesystems and
then added that new free space to the volume group.
The proble
I added those arguments to my xorg.conf successfully and still no dice - e
compositing and my 3d games run like a slide show. I have an nvidia 260m gtx
that handles all other compositing managers without issue. I've got the
latest beta nvidia drivers installed (270.xx). and I tried other versions
w
On Sat, 19 Mar 2011 17:31:04 +0800 P Purkayastha said:
> It seems to depend on the type of nvidia card you have. I had a T61 with
> nvidia card NVS140m with 128M video ram. Composite would be decently fast
> for a while, but gradually get very slow after a couple of hours. The
> slow-down could b
It seems to depend on the type of nvidia card you have. I had a T61 with
nvidia card NVS140m with 128M video ram. Composite would be decently fast
for a while, but gradually get very slow after a couple of hours. The
slow-down could be hastened if I dared to run any video via vdpau, or
restart e. e
