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On Thursday 25 October 2007, Aaron J. Seigo wrote:
> draging a rather large digital clock applet all around the desktop
> for 10-15s results in plasma taking .3% cpu, and x.org taking 5-8%.
> doing the same with a dolphin window of comparable size results in
> x.org taking 15% of my cpu.

I'm reading this discussion and I'm very amazed that you and Andreas=20
don't see the performance issue with Plasma. As I said in my blog, I=20
have serious problems with it, and I have no idea what can be wrong.=20
The CPU is fast, Opteron dual core, the graphics card is not that fast,=20
but should be enough (NVidia FX5500, with the binay driver). I tried=20
with or without KWin, with or without composite extension enabled,=20
still just moving the mouse over a taskbar button, or moving a plasma=20
applet or right clicking on the desktop gives me high CPU load (60-100%=20
combined plasma + xorg). The resolution is 1600x1200 plus a 800x600=20
separate screen for TV out.
I even tried to disabled the wallpaper as you suggested in a BR, but it=20
still showed up.

Andras


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Quanta Plus developer - http://quanta.kdewebdev.org
K Desktop Environment - http://www.kde.org

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