[Bug 1001550] Re: LibreOffice Calc causes high CPU usage in Xorg when displaying "marching ants"

2012-05-19 Thread Nathan Wittstock
Disabling Hardware Acceleration and Anti-Alaising see a notable decrease in CPU usage; it still spikes but doesn't bring my system to a crawl. Notably: This may be tied to the NVIDIA PowerMizer settings. So when you're in "Adaptive" mode, it's supposed to spool up the clock speed on the card when

[Bug 1001550] Re: LibreOffice Calc causes high CPU usage in Xorg when displaying "marching ants"

2012-05-19 Thread Nathan Wittstock
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[Bug 1001550] [NEW] LibreOffice Calc causes high CPU usage in Xorg when displaying "marching ants"

2012-05-19 Thread Nathan Wittstock
Public bug reported: To reproduce (on my system): 1. Run LibreOffice calc (I had imported a CSV with 3 columns and about 300 rows) 2. Select any cell 3. Press Ctrl+C to copy 4. "marching ants" selection appears At this point, Xorg is now using 100% CPU on one of my processors. Clearing the selec

[Bug 462487] Re: [ooo-build] Calc's marching ants bring Xorg to its knees - AA issue

2012-05-18 Thread Nathan Wittstock
Unfortunately, this issue also exists in LibreOffice. I'm seeing the issue on 12.04 LTS 64-bit, running on my Lenovo T61, with NVIDIA graphics. The marching ants selection causes Xorg process to spin one CPU core at 100% usage. Clearing the marching ants (by typing in another cell or etc) returns C

[Bug 498694] Re: [SecurityRoadmap] sometimes resume from suspend doesn't ask for password, instead goes to straight to the desktop instead.

2012-05-16 Thread Nathan Wittstock
wanted to add to this thread; this has happened to me three or four times in 12.04 LTS 64-bit, running on a Lenovo T61. Each time it's happened after closing the laptop (which suspends it automatically), and then opening the lid 20–30 minutes later (which automatically resumes). This last time, I c