When using the GIMP perspective tool, I see that xorg uses up to 45-50% of the CPU. This is during the time
when you pull the corners of the image around to pick the shape you want. Afterwards, when you click to
do it, then the CPU is used principally by Gimp.
I thought xorg was just for displaying things, that the calculation for the perspective changing would be
attributed to Gimp by the system monitor.
So what is happening?
The result is that the Perspective Tool is unusably slow.
Help, please.
I have an Intel DC 5400 with 4GB RAM, using Kubuntu 10.04, 64-bit.
Edited to shorten lines --GreyGeek
when you pull the corners of the image around to pick the shape you want. Afterwards, when you click to
do it, then the CPU is used principally by Gimp.
I thought xorg was just for displaying things, that the calculation for the perspective changing would be
attributed to Gimp by the system monitor.
So what is happening?
The result is that the Perspective Tool is unusably slow.
Help, please.
I have an Intel DC 5400 with 4GB RAM, using Kubuntu 10.04, 64-bit.
Edited to shorten lines --GreyGeek
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