[3ddesktop-dev] Re: performance issues in dual-head setup (?)

I can verify that it is NOT a Twinview problem (other than large resolution perhaps). When I run my Twinview setup at home in a WWx1024 video mode, 3ddesk works just fine. Here at work where I'm running a higher resolution, currently 3040x1200, I get the hang.

Thanks,
Rick Reynolds
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Ladislav Laska wrote:

Correct me if I am wrong, but - desktop of this large and 24bit colors
will consume cca 10M RAM. So i don't think that there will be not
enought memory.

But i'm not sure about dual-head configuration. Have you active & well
working direct rendering? ( glxinfo | grep -i direct ) Maybe there
will be incomplete support for dual-head, or something like that. But
it's *only* guess.

On 3/9/06, jeffb <jeffb@xxxxxxxx> wrote:


I've always been able to just do a "killall 3ddeskd" and then hit my
hotkey that runs "3ddesk", and all the changes I've made always showed
up..

The only real difference you should see with the lower texturesizes, is
a fuzzier picture when you're zooming out.. When you're zoomed all the
out the way it'd probably look the same still.. Just when you're in
closer things should be fuzzier.

-Jeff

On Wed, 2006-03-08 at 19:38 -0500, Rick Reynolds wrote:


Thanks for the quick response.  I'm trying that now.  No improvement
setting the texturesize as low as 128 (defaults to 1024 according to the
config file comments).

I notice that the daemon only gets started (at first) when a 3ddesk
command is issued.  Does it remember anything about the config if I kill
it and restart?  E.g. does it get any of its settings when X starts?
I've changed the texturesize several times and seen absolutely *no
difference* in the behavior.  It makes me wonder if the new settings are
getting read at all.  I guess I'll find out when I reboot...

Thanks,
Rick Reynolds







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