Does it happen with an out of the box xmonad ? With no user config?

On Tuesday, March 6, 2012, Allen S. Rout <asr@ufl.edu> wrote:
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> A month or so ago, I posted about some slow focus updates I was seeing in xmonad.
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> http://article.gmane.org/gmane.comp.lang.haskell.xmonad/12074
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> I noticed another correlation when this is happening, and thought I'd jot it down in this forum, in the hopes that it eventually contributes to a solution.
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> During the period when the focus is slowly traversing a lot of intervening windows, I've found that I peg a CPU running the X server; My Xorg process goes to 99%CPU and stays there for the entirety of the delay.
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> I've been watching the X cpu behavior because I've also noticed that some Firefox browser behavior will similarly peg the Xorg process for seconds at a time, and I was trying to suss that out.
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> I'm kind of free-associating here, but I'm wondering if xmonad's use of X resources is leaving Xorg with a long list of [wumpus] that the X server can't collect or collapse or something, I have no idea what the wumpus might be, but...
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> - Allen S. Rout
> - Climbing back under his rock
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