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> Emacs hangs - kind of
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> Wed, 27 Jun 2007 03:06:38 -0000
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> Hi,
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> In my home machine (Ubuntu Feisty), Emacs is behaving... strangely.
> While it works fine when I'm interacting with it, it appears not to
> get CPU time when I'm not controlling it directly (maybe that's not an
> accurate description, see below).
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> Since it does not happen when I'm typing, issuing commands and so
> forth, I didn't notice at first. Screen redraws are not affected - X11
> sense. However, shells, IRC sessions and whatever else might be
> running sometimes do not update. This appears to be causing ERC to
> drop connections too. If I try to play songs using EMMS, they will
> play fine, until the song finishes. Then, I have to switch to the
> Emacs window (and no, it's not suspended in a text terminal, that's
> under X) for it to "wake up" again.
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> Google wasn't very helpful, then again, I don't know how to search for
> this problem. Anyone's got a clue about what might be causing it, or
> how I could I better diagnose the problem?
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