Flash slow

[David Van Assche]

Bill:
I'm assuming you meant 3.2 GHZ CPU and 1 GIG RAM.

Uwe:
Anyway, if you are running Quad Core, perhaps you are running 64 bit
edubuntu? In which case Gnash seems to work better overall than flash
(giving working sound et al.) If it's not that, perhaps you can give the
link and someone on the list can check to see if they can duplicate the
issue.

David

On Wed, Feb 13, 2008 at 6:51 PM, Bill Moseley <moseley at hank.org> wrote:

> On Tue, Feb 12, 2008 at 11:01:58PM +0100, Uwe Geercken wrote:
> >
> > hello friends,
> >
> > today - first class after the holidays - I tested the flash video
> > tutorial again. I bootet one client to the ltsp server and started the
> > webtutorial which has a flash plugin.
> >
> > although I was the only one on the quad core server with gigabit
> > switch and card, it runs unacceptably slow. so I guess something with
> > the setup and/or codecs is wrong. can somebody point me to where I
> > should start to look first.
>
> Could the client be an issue?  I would not think so, but I setup at
> home a small LTSP network with a few old Dells.  The server is a
> 3.2GB/1GB RAM machine and one client is similar and my son plays
> Flash-based games on it all the time without any problem.
>
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