Confirmed situation in Maverick/OO 3.2.1; disabling the anti-aliasing does help a lot, but still affecting overall performance, e.g. switching from the desktop with OO active is slower than usual. In the confirmed situation, after selecting over 100 rows and two columns, X was using 100% of the 200% available(dual proc); OO became extremely slow while other apps would have to work on the other half of the processor power left. Besides that, my graphics card (nvidia GT9400) increased temperature by over 6 degrees C as compared to a normal working situation. Usually software would not be able to kill non-mechanical hardware, but this may come close if left undetected. Because not everyone is able to recognize the connection between the OO select-and-copy and all related issues commented upon here, this problem would have to be addressed quickly, imho... By the way, for completeness: the correct path to disable the antialiasing: (Main OO menu) Tools>Options>>>OpenOffice.org>View>>Graphics output>Use Anti-Aliasing (Uncheck this option) This will restore a workable state as soon as clicking the OK button is processed.
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