Well, now the problem solved with update.
johannes hanika (2018-Apr-23, excerpt):
> worker_threads=8 does sound high.
It is the default set by darktable if I delete `~/.config/darktable`.
$ darktable
[defaults] found a 64-bit system with 8069452 kb ram and 6 cores (0 atom
based)
[defaults] setting high quality defaults
Having six cores I assumed that 8 threads would be ok. However, I've
just monitored the number of parallel threads by polling
`/proc/$pid/status`.
With worker_threads=8 I get 69 Threads, with worker_threads=2 its
still 33 threads. What's worker_threads anyways?
Setting these to two actually solved the issue.
I've upgraded darktable to version 2.5.0+333~g1f26b4f44 this morning.
Now the problem is gone, even with worker_threads=8.
Thanks
Stefan
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