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* Marc Koschewski <marc@×××××××××××.org> [2006-05-09 18:12:48 +0200]: |
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> * Duncan <1i5t5.duncan@×××.net> [2006-05-09 08:54:44 -0700]: |
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> > OK, I'm testing xorg 7.1 rc2 (xorg-server-1.0.99.902-r1 and friends). |
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> > EXA acceleration and composite ROCKS! =8^) Transparency and the other |
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> > composite tricks now use virtually no more CPU than with composite |
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> > disabled, at least on a Radeon 9200SE using the native xorg ati driver, |
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> > with dual monitors in merged framebuffer mode, on SMP Opteron 242s, |
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> > compiled with gcc-4.1.0. No more constant 50% of one CPU, as with 7.0! |
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> > The biggest (only) problem so far is that the normal zoom keys |
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> > (CTRL-ALT-NUMPLUS/NUMMINUS) have no effect. Is that a known issue, or do |
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> > I need to file an upstream bug? I had tried the (less stable) rc1 |
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> > (.99.901) for a day or so, and saw the problem there, but didn't worry too |
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> > much since that was only rc1. I'm getting worried since it's still there |
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> > in rc2, worried enough to ask about it. I use that feature enough to |
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> > definitely miss it! |
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> I use xbindkeys and transset-df for that ... am I missing something? |
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> BTW, font rendering with NVidia kernel driver is still crappy. Is there a |
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> workaround somewhere besides using the nv module? |
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> Regards, |
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> Marc |
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Hi Marc :D |
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Font rendering is ok now with the NVidia module when |
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Option "RenderAccel" "false" |
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is set in xorg.conf. |
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Regards, |
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Marc |
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