Chrome email (Gmail) does not perform well under Linux Mint & using Asus Netbook.
I run Linux Mint ver. 9 & latest (beta is only available) version of Chrome & the Gmail
on an Asus netbook model Eee PC 1005HA.
Issue:
1.when I type I always find that the cursor jumps most anywhere to above typed
areas. Thus, I have to constantly look to see that a mess has developed & then correct
the typing.
2. this error does NOT occur using my desktop with same Programs (Mint & Gmail).
So I conclude that the netbook is under powered (Intel Atom N270 1.6GB CPU 667FSB with 2 GB DDR2-533 RAM) & is the cause of this Gmail corrupted email composition.
I do not type fast (maybe only 30 words per min.).
I like Gmail & prefer it as default on the netbook, but will now use T-Bird on it until I can correct the
Gmail mess.
Please advise.
Jim
on an Asus netbook model Eee PC 1005HA.
Issue:
1.when I type I always find that the cursor jumps most anywhere to above typed
areas. Thus, I have to constantly look to see that a mess has developed & then correct
the typing.
2. this error does NOT occur using my desktop with same Programs (Mint & Gmail).
So I conclude that the netbook is under powered (Intel Atom N270 1.6GB CPU 667FSB with 2 GB DDR2-533 RAM) & is the cause of this Gmail corrupted email composition.
I do not type fast (maybe only 30 words per min.).
I like Gmail & prefer it as default on the netbook, but will now use T-Bird on it until I can correct the
Gmail mess.
Please advise.
Jim
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yes, u earned 500 pts.
i wish all issues were this easy to resolve.
plugged in USB keybrd. &
presto, no cursor skipping about.
besides i hated the 3/4 regular size keybrd.
I'll have to buy a keybrd to travel.
thanks very much.
Jim
i wish all issues were this easy to resolve.
plugged in USB keybrd. &
presto, no cursor skipping about.
besides i hated the 3/4 regular size keybrd.
I'll have to buy a keybrd to travel.
thanks very much.
Jim
ASKER
that reasoning makes allot of sense to me;
i'll be sure that the touch pad process is enabled,
as if it is not, then that's not the issue here.
I do have a USB keypad, so I'll let u know asap.
but right now it's din-din time.
u will get all points if your answer is correct, even if others
produce similar results.
Jim