I'm also affected by this bug. I have a Core i7, an SSD and an Nvidia
Quadro FX 880M. Things looked good with the Noveau driver, but when
switching to the non-free Nvidia driver I get the ugly non-themed look.
The workaround in #68 seems to solve the problem, and the warning about
multiple xsetting
Please reconsider enabling CONFIG_TASK_DELAY_ACCT. Just because there is
a slight penalty in some use cases doesn't motivate disabling it, when
iotop and possibly other valuable tools are not working as they should.
People that really need those extra milliseconds are usually better
equipped when i
@Andreas: It seems that I _did_ have DNS problems. Disabling ipv6
certainly improved my overall situation (firefox, apt-get), but the test
case was still running slowly. Then i tried switching to OpenDNS, which
made your test case run very fast. So I guess my problem was the DNS
relay in my D-Link
I installed Lucid beta2 and I'm experiencing slow networking, possibly
related to DNS problems.
I ran Andreas test3.c program attached above, it returns in little over
ten seconds with the default nsswitch.conf setting. I expected an
improvement when using "hosts: files dns", but it still took ten
Thanks Jeroen. The pdns-recursor work around solved my issues with DNS-
timeouts during package installation.
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[karmic regression] all network apps / browsers suffer from multi-second delays
by default due to IPv6 DNS lookups
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/417757
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