I've been testing with Xubuntu,
ubuntu kernel version 2.6.32-11
libdrm2 version 2.4.17+git20100120
xserver-xorg-video-intel version 2:2.10.0+git20100120
The first test was after installing xubuntu-desktop metapackage, but leaving all my other stuff installed.
Uptime was 6.5 hours with no freezes. I even turned on Xubuntu's window compositor to see if that would make a difference, and nothing happened.
Not being sure that something I'd previously installed was affecting the results, I did a fresh install of Xubuntu and ran another test.
Same result. Uptime of nearly 4.5 hours, including some use of the window compositor, and no freeze.
I am noticing some visual artifacts: occasional streaking (white background with pixellated colour) and bits being left out of type. I've attached a small screenshot of the latter.
Interestingly, the letter affected varies from instance to instance, but when it happens, the same letter is affected universally throughout the page. Often, a screen refresh or scrolling up and down will fix it.
I think that the xorg-edgers drivers may be heavier on RAM than the standard ones.
I've been testing with Xubuntu, xorg-video- intel version 2:2.10. 0+git20100120
ubuntu kernel version 2.6.32-11
libdrm2 version 2.4.17+git20100120
xserver-
The first test was after installing xubuntu-desktop metapackage, but leaving all my other stuff installed.
Uptime was 6.5 hours with no freezes. I even turned on Xubuntu's window compositor to see if that would make a difference, and nothing happened.
Not being sure that something I'd previously installed was affecting the results, I did a fresh install of Xubuntu and ran another test.
Same result. Uptime of nearly 4.5 hours, including some use of the window compositor, and no freeze.
I am noticing some visual artifacts: occasional streaking (white background with pixellated colour) and bits being left out of type. I've attached a small screenshot of the latter.
Interestingly, the letter affected varies from instance to instance, but when it happens, the same letter is affected universally throughout the page. Often, a screen refresh or scrolling up and down will fix it.
I think that the xorg-edgers drivers may be heavier on RAM than the standard ones.