I guess advantege of use typed arrays is basically that they use much less memory and graphic engines (2d/3d) performs much better on such a raw binary data.

I made a small modification. Instead of having to press “Super+P” once to kill xbindkeys, I added a gnome startup application (System -> Preferences -> Startup Applications) that’s just a simple script that kills xbindkeys, and in my case, calls “openbox –reconfigure” which binds it to start pidgin.

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thanks

shaula