Re: [PATCH] O8int for interactivity

From: Eugene Teo (eugene.teo_at_eugeneteo.net)
Date: 07/26/03

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    To: Felipe Alfaro Solana <felipe_alfaro@linuxmail.org>
    
    

    <quote sender="Felipe Alfaro Solana">
    > On Wed, 2003-07-23 at 13:55, Con Kolivas wrote:
    > > Here is an addon to the interactivity work so far. As the ability to become
    > > interactive was made much faster and easier in O6*, I was able to remove a lot
    > > of extra code uneeded in this latest patch, and remove a lot of the noticable
    > > unfairness in the code. This is closer to the original scheduler code after
    > > all these patches than any of my previous patches. All of O8int is aimed
    > > at fixing unfairness in my interactivity patches.
    >
    > Overall it feels better. I can't make XMMS skip at all. Under low load,
    > X is very smooth, but X is still jerky/jumpy when the system is under
    > heavy load (while true; do a=2; done) and I start moving windows all
    > around my KDE desktop. Renicing the X server to -20 makes it very smooth
    > under load (yeah, I know I shouldn't do this).

    X server was niced to -10. XMMS doesn't skip when under load, except
    when I try to hide, and unhide maximised aterm. Other than that,
    everything went smoothly. Didn't encounter what I experienced when I
    was using O7int (con knows what happened :D). X server was niced to 0
    now. So far so good.

    Eugene

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