Hi everyone, I am actually running the dev studio 5.5 on a dual-core mac mini and I have to agree that the process is PAINFUL at best, but I work with what I got ya know? Robert, that's some good info and hopefully the new Tango will be written in Java to ensure that this is a non-issue. Some of the other applications such as the Office Suite is also quite slow to launch up.
Just my .02 On 8/16/06 7:54 AM, "Robert Garcia" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > Just FYI. > > The witango mac studio 5.5, was horribly sluggish on the intel core > duo machines, even the 17" MacBook Pro. The worst, was opening a > large results page, with lots of code, the syntax coloring code would > slow typing to a crawl. Even on my G5 DP 2.5 ghz, it would slow down > on big results pages, noticeably, but not too bad. > > On the intel core duo systems, running through rossetta, it was > painful. Most other operations were noticeably slower but workable. I > now have a Mac Pro with 2.66 quad Xeons, and it feels more like the > slow downs that occured on the G5, noticeable, but not painful. > > Hopefully, there will be a JAVA version of the studio soon, and this > will be a non issue, but I thought I would share in case anyone was > interested. > > As a side note, the PHP Zend Studio, is JAVA based, like I am > guessing the new witango studio will be, and even on my MacBooks, I > can have MANY results pages open, large with tons of syntax coloring, > and autocomplete of code, and it never seems to bog down. So > hopefully, with the JAVA performance on the new intel based macs, the > new witango studio will perform as well. > > Side Note: JAVA does not work through Rosetta, so JDBC and bean > integration, does NOT work in the 5.5 studio in Rosetta. ________________________________________________________________________ TO UNSUBSCRIBE: Go to http://www.witango.com/developer/maillist.taf
