On 04/10/2013 03:13 PM, David Ronis wrote:
I have a project managed by an odm file that ends up being ca 1600 pages
long and contains several OLE objects, many graphics (some comprising
entire pages that started out as PDFs). I find LO unbelievably slow
(even on such simple things as refreshing the window after remapping
it). I've turned of recording/displaying changes, upped the graphics
cache numbers, set the swap directory to a ram disk, and turned off all
to-disk swapping; nothing helps. This is on a 2 CPU machine with gig's
of ram.
I'm currently trying to print the project to a file (postscript
format). This takes 4-6 hours, with 1 of the CPU's running at 100% [BTW
is LO multi-threaded?]. The resulting postscript file is big, (about
350M) but not that big.
I'm on a Slackware Linux box.
Any suggestions?
David
David,
There is a known problem with LO and Encapsulated PostScript (EPS)
graphics. They slow down video rendering tremendously, causing
frustrating long scrolling time. This may also cause a problem with
printing, I never tried it. When I converted my document's EPS images
to JPEG, LO rendering/scrolling sped up tremendously.
Hope this helps.
(Fellow Slacker.)
Girvin Herr
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