On 02/24/2017 01:37 AM, Lori Kaufman wrote: > If you don't use inserted objects often, does decreasing the number of > objects stored in the cache release memory that can be made available to the > image cache? Or, does one not affect the other?
How much it affects performance literally depends upon how much RAM your system has. > Also, does disabling the Java runtime environment help speed up the > performance If you've got adequate RAM, then disabling the Java Runtime environment doesn't improve performance. If your system has an inadequate amount of RAM< then disabling the JRE might improve performance, but with a loss of functionality. > that don't use it, such as Writer or Calc? Whilst Base is the only component that explicitly requires the JRE, functionality in the other components might take a hit, due to the reliance on extensions to provide specific functionality. > If someone can provide an explanation of how the Memory settings affect > performance, and under what circumstances, I would really appreciate it. In general, the default settings at ">Tools >Options >Memory" are on the low side. However, changing them, without an adequate amount of RAM, will have a negative impact on performance. IOW, the simplest way to increase performance is: * Increase the amount of RAM in the system; * If Calc is the primary usage, Install, and use a graphics card that LibO is coded for; * Only install dictionaries, grammar checkers, extensions, and templates that are used every day; * Uninstall dictionary, grammar checkers, extensions, and templates that you do not use every day; jonathon _______________________________________________ LibreOffice mailing list LibreOffice@lists.freedesktop.org https://lists.freedesktop.org/mailman/listinfo/libreoffice
