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Performance Tuning for Linux and HP-UX

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Using Remote Graphics Software possible reason for the problems is network performance. If the Sender runs on a Windows operating system, it can be an operating system scheduling issue. Sometimes this can be resolved by increasing the process priority of the Sender. See Setting Sender Priorities for further details. Performance Tuning for Linux and HP-UX: 1. On a HP-UX sender move the window position feedback window to the edge of the screen On HP-UX systems running the CDE window manager, a window position feedback dialog is displayed in the middle of the screen when windows are moved around. Configure the window to be placed to the edge of the screen. Doing this will allow windows to move more quickly. There are two Dtwm resources that can be changed: feedbackGeometry or showFeedback. To move the feedback window to the upper-left portion of the screen, add one of the following entries to the Xdefaults file: • Dtwm*feedbackGeometry: +0+0 - This will force the feedback window to the upper-left portion of the screen • Dtwm*showFeedback: none - This will totally turn off the feedback window • Dtwm*showFeedback: -move - This will disable the feedback window during window moves. 115

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Using Remote Graphics Software
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possible reason for the problems is network performance. If the Sender runs
on a Windows operating system, it can be an operating system scheduling
issue. Sometimes this can be resolved by increasing the process priority of
the Sender. See Setting Sender Priorities for further details.
Performance Tuning for Linux and HP-UX:
1.
On a HP-UX sender move the window position feedback window to the edge of
the screen
On HP-UX systems running the CDE window manager, a
window position
feedback
dialog is displayed in the middle of the screen when windows are
moved around. Configure the window to be placed to the edge of the screen.
Doing this will allow windows to move more quickly.
There are two Dtwm resources that can be changed:
feedbackGeometry
or
showFeedback.
To move the feedback window to the upper-left portion of the
screen, add one of the following entries to the Xdefaults file:
•
Dtwm*feedbackGeometry: +0+0 -
This will force the feedback window
to the upper-left portion of the screen
•
Dtwm*showFeedback: none
- This will totally turn off the feedback
window
•
Dtwm*showFeedback: -move
- This will disable the feedback window
during window moves.