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2012-05-30
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I've noticed, that Easy Debian's xbindkeys keep CPU in C# state, not allowing it to properly enter C4. It also generates 200+ additional wakeups on completely idle device.
Although, power waste created by it isn't dramatical (or hard to notice at all, as I've been using it for a year, without feeling something is wrong...), it is here so, EasyDebians xbindkeys are depreciated.
Maemo's xbindkeys work well, use same config file, and doesn't include this bug - MPU enter's C4 properly, and no additional wakeups noticed - so, I encourage everyone to switch for Maemo's one, + edit /usr/share/applications/hildon/xbindkeys, replacing line:
...with:Code:Exec=debbie xbindkeys
Of course, it will work only with Maemo's xbindkeys installed.Code:Exec=xbindkeys
/Estel
Exec=osso-term 'debbie xbindkeys'
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2012-05-30
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#2773
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2012-05-30
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@ Silicon Valley
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#2774
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Yes, it's this file. Of course, after modification, it will work *only* if You have Maemo's xbindkeys installed (only one from extras-devel repository was tested by me).
/Estel
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2012-06-21
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2012-06-23
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#2776
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2012-07-02
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#2777
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2012-07-02
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#2778
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2012-07-02
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You can, but I would suggest using Chromium instead of Chrome. Also, running Chromium from LXDE seems to be actually faster (!), and isn't affected by bugs, that doesn't allow You to see right-click menu while in full-screen.
I used to run Chromium without LXDE, but switched to starting it from within LXDE and it's really, really better experience.
BTW - *don't* run it via chroot terminal with root privileges (icon with debian logo), or You will lock Your configs to root. Use "debbie chromium-browser" (or any name of program You want to run) instead.
The above apply for most programs, not only Chromium.
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2012-07-02
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@ Goa
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#2780
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Thanks again for pointing this out!
CU Michael