Re: Gnome3 and Cursor Movements

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On 08/03/2011 05:56 AM, Aaron Konstam wrote:
> I find the same behavior. Does anyone know why this is happening?
> It is certainly annoying.

I don't have F 15 and I no longer use Gnome, but I think I can hazard a 
guess.  Gnome 3 is probably much more CPU and resource intensive than 
Gnome 2 was and your computer is struggling to keep up.  The Gnome devs 
have decided how much CPU power and RAM it's reasonable to expect users 
to have and coded to that specification.  If your computer doesn't have 
what they consider reasonable, or is near the lower edge, things are 
going to slow down.  Check at gnome.org and see what they consider 
system requirements to be and compare them with what you have.
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