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RE: [Sheflug] System re-install :)
>>>>> "Craig" == Craig Andrews <craig [at] fishbot.org.uk> writes:
>> works all fine and dandy - and exmh seems quicker with it, but
>> its giving xmms a hard time with very noticable interference if
>> I do something like "ls -l". Hunting about on google, a few
>> others have had similar problem, and it's probably XFree being
>> tuned for performance it's doing things that interrupt the flow
>> of data to xmms. No resolution though yet, so any suggestions
>> on possible cures [short of downgrading X to 3.3.<x>] welcome
>> :)
Craig> Indeed. Try scrolling with imwheel and listen to that
Craig> wonderful sound. Ugh. Not a solution as such, but it seems
Craig> to be something to do with the tuning of XF86.
Craig> I have found that only stuff like imwheel causes
Craig> problems.
Erm,
I'm running XFree 4.0.3 on my RH7.1 box, and 4.0.1 on the RH7.0 boxen
without any hassles.
The mouse config in /etc/X11/XF86Config-4 is
Section "InputDevice"
Identifier "Mouse0"
Driver "mouse"
Option "Device" "/dev/mouse"
Option "Protocol" "IMPS/2"
Option "Emulate3Buttons" "no"
Option "ZAxisMapping" "4 5"
EndSection
It's the ZAxis bit that deals with the middle wheel. I tried using
IMWheel with 3.3.6 and it was a nightmare - config files just to get
Netscape to do it's thing right etc...
XMMS doesn't skip a beat, both on my folk's machine (RH7, X4.0.1, 64Mb) and my
own (RH7.1, X4.0.3, lots of Mb) when scrolling, opening windows, etc.
I wouldn't say that the RH XFree setup is exactly tuned to perform...
Baz.
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