[Xastir] disgruntaled with Xastir...ditched Suse

[Gerry Creager N5JXS]

I'd have to look at it (and I will: I'm about to see how Xastir does on 
a dual Opteron running SuSE 9.1 Pro, but that's a whole 'nother story!) 
but this smacks of inefficient X activity, to me.  Rendering might be 
the culprit, at the library level.

gerry

Richard E. Polivka wrote:
> ke4lkq wrote:
> 
>> Why is Xastir using 60 to 80 percent of the cpu time??
>> Occured since cvs of last week or so and just got worse day before 
>> yesterday.
>> Any way to see what processes are being used??  How does one "debug" 
>> this in linux or see whats going on?
>> I have a lot of filters turned by way of the  the Menu's filter data 
>> and filter stations right now due to the storms.  Is that causing high 
>> cpu usage?
>>
>> Suse 9.0
>>
>> Victor
>>
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> I ditched Suse 9.0 because by itself, it is a CPU hog. Xastir puts a 
> load on the system when processing radar files and shapefiles. The delay 
> was unbearable with both. Ditched Suse and went back to my old standby 
> Slackware 10.0 and the system became manageable. Xastir dogs when 
> processing the weather radar and the counties but other than that, all 
> is fine for a 266 MHz PII.
> 
> Richard, N6NKO
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