Bug#350553: ghostscript: major slowdown after upgrade

2011-01-23 Thread Jonathan Nieder
tags 350553 - moreinfo
reassign 350553 ghostscript
found 350553 gs-esp/8.15.1.dfsg.1-1
found 350553 ghostscript/8.62.dfsg.1-2.1
found 350553 ghostscript/8.71~dfsg2-6.1
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Marc Lehmann wrote:

> I downgraded and of course had the speed back then, but now i upgraded to
> squeeze and the slowdown is as horrible as before.
>
> also, this seems to be a very common issue, there are lots of reports about
> people having printing issues because gs takes a long time now, for ps that
> was fast to print before. it seems upstream thinks that this is a
> ubuntu/debian issue, and some people have reported that downloading and
> building upstream results in a fast ghostscript.

Thanks, Marc.  I hope I can find time to look into it (though anyone
else interested is welcome to test old packages and sift through
debdiffs, too).




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Bug#350553: ghostscript: major slowdown after upgrade

2011-01-15 Thread Marc Lehmann
On Sat, Jan 15, 2011 at 12:33:17PM -0600, Jonathan Nieder  
wrote:
> tags 350553 + moreinfo
> quit
> 
> Marc Lehmann wrote:
> 
> > Same problem here, an image that rendered in <1s before now takes 9
> > seconds here.
> 
> This is very valuable to learn.  Did the speed ever come back up again
> or was the slowdown permanent?  (Please forgive my ignorance.)

I downgraded and of course had the speed back then, but now i upgraded to
squeeze and the slowdown is as horrible as before.

also, this seems to be a very common issue, there are lots of reports about
people having printing issues because gs takes a long time now, for ps that
was fast to print before. it seems upstream thinks that this is a
ubuntu/debian issue, and some people have reported that downloading and
building upstream results in a fast ghostscript.

I guess after so much time i just have to live with the 30+ times
slowdown, as I don't have the time to investigate at the moment, but the
slowdown is universal, for everything (whether it be a printed image,
gnuplot output etc.).


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Bug#350553: ghostscript: major slowdown after upgrade

2011-01-15 Thread Jonathan Nieder
tags 350553 + moreinfo
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Marc Lehmann wrote:

> Same problem here, an image that rendered in <1s before now takes 9
> seconds here.

This is very valuable to learn.  Did the speed ever come back up again
or was the slowdown permanent?  (Please forgive my ignorance.)




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