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Hello, I am using Ubunto 10.9. Over the past few months I have noticed a very annoying scrolling when scrolling web pages. The screen goes dim and scrolling would become automated. It stops me scrolling manually the required amount. I am not sure if this is a flash problem, or browser. I certainly don't experience this in the windows version of firefox.
I have experienced similar issues using OpenOffice, GIMP, Firefox, and xine. I run Fedora.
I think that when the system load peaks, the os limits any input to reduce demand temporarily.
So it's not just a firefox issue, it's a linux issue - at least with fedora and also it seems, Ubuntu.
I think the culprit may be the graphics subsystem, as I never had issues using the old style X.
Good to hear I am not alone. So how did you solve the problem when it occurred. Reinstalling the apps don't seem to work. Although as mentioned already when I installed epiphany I was NOT experiencing the same scrolling problem as I do with firefox.
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