On Wed, Jun 29, 2022 at 12:43 PM Jaroslaw Rafa <r...@rafa.eu.org> wrote:
> Dnia 29.06.2022 o godz. 12:30:10 Tim McConnell via evolution-list pisze: > > Unlikely but true, I copied one of the cron reports into an email and > > attached the original one sent and sent it to myself in gmail. > > My CPU stayed under 35% usage when it was opened in gmail (IMAP) both > > the body and attachment didn't spike the CPU. I can send it if you > > want) > > But if I go into "On This Computer-> Inbox and view mail the CPU goes > > crazy. I could see if changing to a different font (not sure what > > plain text uses) but I haven't changed anything like that since I > > installed Bookworm. > > There are still a few *very basic* facts we don't know. > 1) How large (average) are the messages that you have problem displaying? > 2) What type of local mail account does your Evolution use? "Local > delivery" > (ie. *copying* mail from system mbox to Evolution-specific location), mbox > (directly) or Maildir (directly)? > 3) The above is connected with another question: what format does your > local > mail system use? mbox or Maildir? > 4) If this is mbox, how large it is? > Scanning a large mbox may involve significant CPU load. > > Without this information, actually very little is known about your local > mail system. In my opinion, debugging any local mail related problem > without > this information is not possible. > I do not want to hijack a thread, but I too have had severe performance impacts with WebKit (reported previously on the list) since it is not multi threaded. I prefer plain text, but as everyone knows, corporate america has succumbed to html for the MS monster (exchange). As far as the difference between local accounts and IMAP accounts, I cannot speak to that - I have not used evo for a local mbox or maildir account in over 15 years, but the WebKit rendering is horrendous. My previous threads to the list show webkit was using a single thread (this on a 3GHz CPU) and taking over 3 seconds to render the email to my display. I know we are at the mercy of WebKit since that was the decision made, but damn - it is quite cumbersome at times. I would not quite using evo because of this since I would snip those messages that took some time to render afterward before a reply, but the snip takes time as well. > -- > Regards, > Jaroslaw Rafa > r...@rafa.eu.org >
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