On Wed, 24 Nov 2010 21:49:38 -0500, Kevin Hunter wrote: > Frankly, I think the > QuickStart solution was always the wrong answer. It represents to me a > quick and (truly) dirty solution. I believe the "correct" answer is to > streamline LO. However, the latter solution involves a bit more > diligence (i.e. more work :-( ).
I think everyone agrees that this is the right solution and would make quickstart redundant. However, until we are there, I am sure some appreciate the quickstarter. On a related note, is some profiling results available, looking at the startup of a, say, typical writer document? I know that the GNOME guys had nice time-tables showing what happened when. Also it would be interesting to see what functions are run and how often until the doc shows up? What do people recommend for that? oprofile, valgrind, trace, or whatever? And are some resulting profiles available somewhere? Each second squeezed out of the startup path are a million seconds accumulated of all users' starts. Sebastian
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