Weather plugin animation erratic

[epp at mcom.com]

No. It's actually a Compaq-branded desktop from HP, model CQ5826. It came 
with two PCI-E x1 slots, the other port has a gigabit network card in it. 
Motherboard also has integrated audio from AMD, but I do not know if the 
presence of the Creative audio card overriding it, has anything to do with 
it.

My other desktop (also Compaq/HP, but a different model) only has half the 
RAM as this, a slightly slower CPU, but with network, video and audio cards 
in the PCI/PCI-E slots, but with a SATA SSD. The same scrolling on this, is 
normal. The above system is still on its original SATA HDD.


On Monday 13 March 2023 05:40:49 PM (-04:00), Robert Moskowitz wrote:


It almost sounds like you have a Lenovo?  Perhaps an X140e?  Check out how 
I moved up to 16MB:

https://forums.lenovo.com/t5/ThinkPad-X-Series-Laptops/Happy-x140e-user-needs-more-memory/m-p/5119361


then I stopped swapping and everything ran smoother.


On 3/13/23 16:47, epp at mcom.com wrote:

Hi. I have Xfce 4.18 installed on Debian sid. If listening to music on 
YouTube, whether the video is static or not, the scrolling animation in the 
weather plugin becomes very erratic. If I stop the music, or close the 
YouTube tab, the scrolling becomes smooth again. Occurs with Chromium (no 
extensions installed) and have also noticed this when e-mail is being 
checked in the background.


I would like to know if there is something causing this and can it be 
corrected. I previously posted this on the Xfce Forum last week, but did 
not receive any replies. The Debian Xfce packages default installed with 
two panels, the regular panel (Panel 1) at the top of the screen and a 
panel (Panel 2) that automatically hides, at the bottom. I have not 
attempted to remove Panel 2.
  
https://forum.xfce.org/viewtopic.php?id=16569



System specs:

CPU: AMD Athlon II x2 260 (dual-core) 3.2GHz
Memory: 8 Gib RAM (maxed out)
GPU: AMD Radeon 3000 (RS-780L) 256 Mib (integrated, shared memory)
Audio: Creative SoundBlaster Audigy Fx (PCI-Express x1)



Thank you.

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