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You're right. With the default fonts Emacs starts as usual.
Unfortunately, those fonts are ugly. At least they're too big.
Many thanks anyway.
Fede wrote:
> I have the same problems. I don't know why but it is becouse of changing the font.
> Try to remove the font entry in your .emacs and test again.
>
> Fede
>
> On Tue, 25 Oct 2005 13:27:07 +0200
> Andrea Giuliano < [hidden email]> wrote:
>
>
>>It happens with XML files, but also with some very short and simple
>>config files in /etc, and even with my ~/.forward file (a single line).
>>
>>Christoph Bier wrote:
>>
>>>Andrea Giuliano schrieb am 24.10.2005 10:31:
>>>
>>>
>>>
>>>>Since I upgraded from Hoary to Breezy, I always have to wait several
>>>>seconds until Emacs shows the file I want to open. With Hoary, the delay
>>>>was rather shorter.
>>>>
>>>>More precisely, the Emacs window pops up immediately, but just with menu
>>>>and scrollbar.
>>>>
>>>>After about five second, the window is resized (because I chose a font
>>>>size different from the default), but it still remains empty (I mean,
>>>>completely empty, just a white background, even no cursor).
>>>>
>>>>After five more seconds, the file is finally showed.
>>>
>>>
>>>I can not reproduce this. Which mode is used for this file? Or does
>>>it occur with every file and different modi?
>>>
>>>[...]
>>>
>>>Regards,
>>> Christoph
>>
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>>Tel. +39064989509, Fax +39064059302
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This sounds like a similar problem I had with vim. I was actually running vim thru Xwin remotely from my ubuntu box.
Initially i was running vim with GTK gui; and it moved right along and looked great.
I rebuilt it to include some features but I (inadvertantly) changed the gui to MOTIF. When loading with motif it took forever.
Double check to see what gui toolkit it is using; maybe you can change it to/from GTK, gnome, qt, motif, whatever. I'm a vim guy, but I'm sure someone here would know how to change the default gui for [x]emacs.
good luck,
On 11/4/05, Andrea Giuliano <[hidden email]> wrote:
You're right. With the default fonts Emacs starts as usual.
Unfortunately, those fonts are ugly. At least they're too big.
Many thanks anyway.
Fede wrote:> I have the same problems. I don't know why but it is becouse of changing the font. > Try to remove the font entry in your .emacs and test again. > > Fede
> > On Tue, 25 Oct 2005 13:27:07 +0200 > Andrea Giuliano < [hidden email]> wrote: > > >>It happens with XML files, but also with some very short and simple
>>config files in /etc, and even with my ~/.forward file (a single line). >> >>Christoph Bier wrote: >> >>>Andrea Giuliano schrieb am 24.10.2005 10:31: >>> >>>
>>> >>>>Since I upgraded from Hoary to Breezy, I always have to wait several >>>>seconds until Emacs shows the file I want to open. With Hoary, the delay >>>>was rather shorter.
>>>> >>>>More precisely, the Emacs window pops up immediately, but just with menu >>>>and scrollbar. >>>> >>>>After about five second, the window is resized (because I chose a font
>>>>size different from the default), but it still remains empty (I mean, >>>>completely empty, just a white background, even no cursor). >>>> >>>>After five more seconds, the file is finally showed.
>>> >>> >>>I can not reproduce this. Which mode is used for this file? Or does >>>it occur with every file and different modi? >>> >>>[...] >>>
>>>Regards, >>> Christoph >> >>-- >>Andrea Giuliano, Ph. D. >>ICCU - Istituto Centrale per il Catalogo Unico >>Viale Castro Pretorio 105, Rome - ITALY
>>Tel. +39064989509, Fax +39064059302 >> >>-- >>ubuntu-users mailing list >> [hidden email]>>
http://lists.ubuntu.com/mailman/listinfo/ubuntu-users> >
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This sounds like a vim problem I'm having. If you're a vim guy, maybe you can give a quick
pointer to how to change the vim GUI?
Thanks
++ kevin On 11/4/05, hometoast <[hidden email]> wrote:
This sounds like a similar problem I had with vim. I was
actually running vim thru Xwin remotely from my ubuntu box.
Initially i was running vim with GTK gui; and it moved right along and looked great.
I rebuilt it to include some features but I (inadvertantly)
changed the gui to MOTIF. When loading with motif it took forever.
Double check to see what gui toolkit it is using; maybe you can
change it to/from GTK, gnome, qt, motif, whatever. I'm a vim guy,
but I'm sure someone here would know how to change the default gui for
[x]emacs.
good luck,
On 11/4/05, Andrea Giuliano <[hidden email]> wrote:
You're right. With the default fonts Emacs starts as usual.
Unfortunately, those fonts are ugly. At least they're too big.
Many thanks anyway.
Fede wrote:> I have the same problems. I don't know why but it is becouse of changing the font. > Try to remove the font entry in your .emacs and test again. > > Fede
> > On Tue, 25 Oct 2005 13:27:07 +0200 > Andrea Giuliano < [hidden email]> wrote:
> > >>It happens with XML files, but also with some very short and simple
>>config files in /etc, and even with my ~/.forward file (a single line). >> >>Christoph Bier wrote: >> >>>Andrea Giuliano schrieb am 24.10.2005 10:31: >>>
>>>
>>>>Since I upgraded from Hoary to Breezy, I always have to wait several
>>>>seconds until Emacs shows the file I want to open. With Hoary, the delay
>>>>was rather shorter.
>>>>
>>>>More precisely, the Emacs window pops up immediately, but just with menu
>>>>and scrollbar.
>>>>
>>>>After about five second, the window is resized (because I chose a font
>>>>size different from the default), but it still remains empty (I mean,
>>>>completely empty, just a white background, even no cursor).
>>>>
>>>>After five more seconds, the file is finally showed.
>>>
>>>
>>>I can not reproduce this. Which mode is used for this file? Or does
>>>it occur with every file and different modi?
>>>
>>>[...]
>>>
>>>Regards,
>>> Christoph
>
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The only way I know of is to recompile vim with a different toolkit using compile options: --[enable,disable]-gtk-check --[en,dis]able-motif-check etc.
Again, this may not be the problem Andrea was having with her emacs; rather a similar observation when I recompiled vim with motif.
On 11/6/05, Kevin O'Gorman <[hidden email]> wrote:
This sounds like a vim problem I'm having. If you're a vim guy, maybe you can give a quick
pointer to how to change the vim GUI?
Thanks
++ kevin
On 11/4/05, hometoast <[hidden email]
> wrote:
This sounds like a similar problem I had with vim. I was actually running vim thru Xwin remotely from my ubuntu box.
Initially i was running vim with GTK gui; and it moved right along and looked great.
I rebuilt it to include some features but I (inadvertantly) changed the gui to MOTIF. When loading with motif it took forever.
Double check to see what gui toolkit it is using; maybe you can change it to/from GTK, gnome, qt, motif, whatever. I'm a vim guy, but I'm sure someone here would know how to change the default gui for [x]emacs.
good luck,
On 11/4/05, Andrea Giuliano <[hidden email]> wrote:
You're right. With the default fonts Emacs starts as usual.
Unfortunately, those fonts are ugly. At least they're too big.
Many thanks anyway.
Fede wrote:> I have the same problems. I don't know why but it is becouse of changing the font. > Try to remove the font entry in your .emacs and test again. > > Fede
> > On Tue, 25 Oct 2005 13:27:07 +0200 > Andrea Giuliano < [hidden email]> wrote:
> > >>It happens with XML files, but also with some very short and simple >>config files in /etc, and even with my ~/.forward file (a single line). >> >>Christoph Bier wrote:
>> >>>Andrea Giuliano schrieb am 24.10.2005 10:31: >>> >>> >>> >>>>Since I upgraded from Hoary to Breezy, I always have to wait several >>>>seconds until Emacs shows the file I want to open. With Hoary, the delay
>>>>was rather shorter. >>>> >>>>More precisely, the Emacs window pops up immediately, but just with menu >>>>and scrollbar. >>>> >>>>After about five second, the window is resized (because I chose a font
>>>>size different from the default), but it still remains empty (I mean, >>>>completely empty, just a white background, even no cursor). >>>> >>>>After five more seconds, the file is finally showed.
>>> >>> >>>I can not reproduce this. Which mode is used for this file? Or does >>>it occur with every file and different modi? >>> >>>[...] >>>
>>>Regards, >>> Christoph > --
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