Problem with position remembering of gnome-apps + ARTS

[SainTiss]

xfwm -version yealds:

Xfwm Version 3.8.15.12 compiled on Mar 24 2002 at 12:53:56

  Build options
  =============
  Xft support........: enabled
  Xinerama support...: enabled
  XSM support........: enabled
  Imlib support......: disabled
  gdk-pixbuf support.: enabled
  Audiofile support..: enabled
  aRts support.......: enabled
  Old style..........: disabled
  Debugging info.....: disabled
  Stash event time...: enabled


About the arts thing: I agree that it's cpu intensive, and that's why I
really like the fact that you made it *optional*... But for those who do
like it, imho it's no use to have it loaded without artswrapper, since
that really produces bad sound quality...

Hans

On Sun, 2002-03-24 at 22:20, Olivier Fourdan wrote:
> Hans,
> 
> > Point is, the problem with the position of the gnome apps is still
> > there... 
> 
> Humm.. Shouldn't. What does it say when you do "xfwm -version"
> 
> > I tried to compile with --enable-arts this time, which worked fine, but
> > it seems like xfce starts artsd manually, instead of through
> > artswrapper, which means arts is not scheduled with realtime priority,
> > resulting in scrappy sound quality...
> 
> Arts is a CPU hog :-(
> 
> Cheers,
> -- 
> Olivier               <fourdan at xfce.org>            http://www.xfce.org
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