Thanks for your reply. The first 3 issues are what I feel bad performance. I think it is obvious and as long as you use it you can see it. Good to know that they are going to be fixed.
Thanks, Harry jmr wrote: > Harry - if you could break things down and give us some comparisons > that would be helpful. We are working on various performance issues, > some of which will be in 2008.11 and some targeted for 2009.04. > > - Initial Startup <-- we are processing info from several sources here > and this will be optimized for 2009.04 > - App usable <-- currently we load descriptions in the background > after startup, which is not ideal, should be addressed for 2009.04 > - Type ahead search <-- bug filed and fix ready to apply > - Switching Categories <-- seems fast to me :) > > - Install package <-- Please provide examples and comparisons with > other distros > - Remove package > - Update package > - Update All > > And so on .... > > Thanks, > > JR > > Shawn Walker wrote: >> FU Ning wrote: >> >>> Hi, there: >>> >>> I'm going to present a demo of OpenSolaris's package manager to >>> university audience. >>> But I found that its performance is really bad, especially when >>> compared >>> with other package managing tools on Linux. >>> Although I set up a local repository on the localhost, it still takes >>> long time to load the repository information >>> and to install/upgrade packages. I feel the response time is not >>> acceptable for a public demo. >>> I'm wondering if there are some tuning tips that may help to improve >>> the >>> performance? >>> >> >> "X is slow" doesn't really describe which aspects of the application >> you find to have less than satisfactory performance. >> >> If you can file bugs (if they don't already exist) about the >> particular bits of functionality that you feel should be much faster, >> please file bugs at defect.opensolaris.org for them under the pkg >> product, gui component. >> >> Cheers, >> > _______________________________________________ pkg-discuss mailing list [email protected] http://mail.opensolaris.org/mailman/listinfo/pkg-discuss
