So I was right ? There is no hardware acceleration in linux for firefox and palemoon ? So bigpup is wrong to tell that settings in palemoon can enable hw accel ?artsown wrote:Concerning hardware acceleration in Linux, read this:
https://www.bleepingcomputer.com/forums ... -on-linux/
He didnt even explain which settings, I tried them all, and nothing changed.
I have hw accel in chromium, and still no crash for several days. So it must be solved now.artsown wrote:I used to turn on hw accel in chromium and chromium based browsers,
but I learned I had to disable it to prevent crashes.
I have hw accel enabled in palemoon, but it doesnt work. Palemoon uses 90% of cpu for me when watching youtube videos. Chromium only 5%.artsown wrote:I notice that palemoon has hw accel checked in preferences but it never
has caused me any problems.
My machine has dual core athlon and integrated radeon video card, so its 100 x slower than yours.artsown wrote:I happen to have comparisons arranged for firefox, waterfox, palemoon
and basilisk. I ran a hd on youtube. My test machine has a i5 and 4gig
ram. I used HTOP to view ram and cpu cores useage. The test macine
has no video card.
Firefox and waterfox are the most demanding. Next comes palemoon.
Finally, basilisk is by far the least demanding. Subjectively, firefox and
waterfox are the fastest at loading web pages.
Art
So you should do the testings with slower cpus and cards to understand what I am talking about. Your i5 is like a space rocket in comparison to my cpu.
And many puppy linux users have very slow cpus like me.