1.2.58 Not working on Ubuntu 16.04

mlukaszek · 09-29-2016, 07:40 AM

That's 50% of one core of your quad core machine, effectively just about 10% of your CPU. Handling more screens is not free, so slightly increased CPU usage during more intensive screen changes is the price - normally you would not even notice because it would have been used in kernel space, in our case it's a process in userspace which you can monitor.

Can you record a video showing the mouse tails, low responsiveness and the problem with refreshes? Is the laptop lid closed by any chance; if yes, does it get better if you keep it open?

Cheers,
Michal

09-29-2016, 07:40 AM	#1
mlukaszek Senior Member Join Date: Feb 2010 Posts: 386	That's 50% of one core of your quad core machine, effectively just about 10% of your CPU. Handling more screens is not free, so slightly increased CPU usage during more intensive screen changes is the price - normally you would not even notice because it would have been used in kernel space, in our case it's a process in userspace which you can monitor. Can you record a video showing the mouse tails, low responsiveness and the problem with refreshes? Is the laptop lid closed by any chance; if yes, does it get better if you keep it open? Cheers, Michal