Slow User Interface xbmcbuntu-11.0 unusable
#1
Is it just going to be expected to deal with an unusable with xbmcbuntu-11.0 ??

Installed on a P4 2.8 HT Dell (older unit I had laying around), within a VM, ok thought that was a bad idea.
Imaged the device with xbmcbuntu-11.0... same issue. Mouse response is unusable, response from keyboard, 1 full second.

Installed VM on my ESXi server, Phenom II quad with a decent video card... but of course, we are dealing with VMware drivers.

Before I go out and build a PC with a better video card to install this on, can someone confirm this is not NORMAL. I find it a bit odd to have such a laggy useless user interface. Moving the mouse and having to wait a second before it updates is not going to work.
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#2
Of course its not normal... Have you tried booting xbmcbuntu off a usb drive into live mode and not inside a VM? Id do that before building a new pc...
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#3
(2012-05-27, 02:33)teeedubb Wrote: Of course its not normal... Have you tried booting xbmcbuntu off a usb drive into live mode and not inside a VM? Id do that before building a new pc...

exactly.... testing ISOs inside a VM is all nice and swell as long as the GUI of your application doesn't need hardware openGL support
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#4
Not sure how the USB version of Live would be any different then installing it on the Hard Drive. I decided to format Live off the local machine and install Windows 7, then just install the Windows app of XBMC. This worked great.

Seems to be a driver issue with Ubuntu (as far as the native Live installation and not the VM install).

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#5
Sorry to come back to this issue, but I've just made a standalone fresh installation of XBMCbuntu in my pc but it's impossible to use the xbmc.

I've the same problems that was mentioned above: mouse and keyboard with delay and AVI files playing very slow.

I've not understand the reason for this... if it's and hardware or software problem.

I believe that my machine was supposed to handle this, because I was already running Win7 and Ubuntu on it.

I've a p4 2,8ghz with 1,5GB DDR ram and a ATI graphic card (don't exactly the model because i'm not at home).

In conclusion is this a software problem? or my Hardware don't support XBMCbuntu?
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