Re: Scrolling Speed

[Ariel Millennium Thornton <arielmt at thornton2 dot com>]

Hello, Gleb.

Try throwing the -C switch on your ssh command.  It compresses the
encrytped stream and will result in a speed boost.  Not much of a boost,
but it should be noticeable.  (In my experience, it's faster than XDMCP
and ssh without -C.)

Other than that, the only thing that can be done to improve X11's
responsiveness is putting both the local and remote hosts on a faster
network.

-ArielMT

On Sun, 26 Jun 2005 17:53:09 +0200 (MEST) Gleb Belov wrote:

> Hello,
> 
> in graphical applications (e.g. xpdf), scrolling the window by even
> a single line initiates redrawing of the whole window. This is ok when
> the app. runs locally but when remotely over ssh... it becomes too
> slow. ????
> 
> Thanks in advance,
> Gleb
> 
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