Hi,
On 25.10.2009 18:54, Rene Engelhard wrote:
> [ I has to ring with me to answer to a mail like this which even doesn't
> have a valid subject ]
>
I don't know to which regulations / guidelines you refer by 'valid',
(the RFCs?) but I *think* "(no subject)" is valid, as in, it's not empty.
And yes, forgetting these things happens, thanks for pointing that out.
> Hi,
>
> On Sun, Oct 25, 2009 at 12:06:08PM +0000, Max Zimmermann wrote:
>
>> I believe this bug still exists in Testing and Unstable Versions of OOo.
>>
>
> The bug is still open. No one said otherwise...
>
>
>> I encountered the same problem, OOo-calc is unbelievably slow when
>> working on a graph. I attached a testfile for you guys. It is already
>> pretty slow when you just open the file. Then rightclick on the graph
>> and select 'edit'. This fires my CPU to 100% and scrolling takes forever.
>>
>
> Quite slow, yes.
> CPU 100% no. Unbearably slow? No.
>
> Right now, this still doesn't count like a important bug for me, tbh.
>
To me, this absolutely renders calc *unusable* for large plotting and
graphing purposes. They take at least 3-5 times longer, I've as a
temporary solution done my graphing on a virtual windows in OOo.
That being said, please read on.
>
>> Please tell me if I can provide additional info.
>>
>
> It'd be nice if you could test with "vanilla" "debs" from www.openoffice.org
> and see whether it's a debian-only (libs?) or a go-oo only problem.
>
> Do you use cairo by chance? ("Hardwarebeschleunigung verwenden" in the Options)
> Does it change anywthing when you (un)check it?
> Then it'd be interesting to know whether it's fixed in 3.2 beta, reportedly
> they fixed some chart performance issues there...
>
> Grüße/Regards,
>
> Rene
>
So, I was using Cairo (Hardwarebeschleunigung), but unchecking this
didn't change anything. Whereas unchecking the button below, "Use
Antialising", almost resolves the issue. Nice and smooth afterwards. But
since that obviously isn't the root cause of the problem, I've done what
you suggested and here are my results:
vanilla .deb from OOo, Version 3.1.1 for Linux x86_64: Same problem,
after enabling Antialising. But, and probably worth mentioning:
Antialising is disabled by default, as opposed to the debian standard.
Vanilla .deb from OOo, Version 320_m2_3.2_beta_LinuxX86_64: I couldn't
get the Beta to work. It complained about missing dependencies to core0X
files, which weren't included in the download, not even after
downloading a second time....
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Cheers,
Max
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