Comment 23 for bug 1253041

I've tested the complete saucy-lts stack for a couple of days now, and though everything runs quite well in general, I noticed one regression compared to the raring-lts stack. The unity window-spread tends to become very choppy when many windows are open, or when unity has been running for a while. This is the case when triggering for all windows with Super+s, or for application windows when clicking on a taskbar icon. Interestingly, the spread animations become smooth again after opening the dash, but this effect lasts only a few mins, which makes me wonder whether the problem might be due to more aggressive powersaving in the saucy stack.