| 2010-01-06 19:19:00 |
jazzynico |
bug |
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added bug |
| 2010-01-06 19:19:53 |
jazzynico |
inkscape: importance |
Undecided |
Medium |
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| 2010-01-06 19:20:21 |
jazzynico |
tags |
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linux ui |
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| 2010-01-06 19:21:58 |
jazzynico |
description |
I've used Inkscape 0.46 and 0.47(pre3 mostly) on Windows Vista and Windows 7 during the past few months (at work). I love the program!
Since I'm using Ubuntu at home, and I know Inkscape is a platform-independent program, I installed it there too.
But after a while, I noticed that the responsiveness of the Transparency slider (under Ctrl+Sh+F-dialog) is _very_slow_. It is so slow it becomes a hindrence of working with Inkscape under Ubuntu. After all, transparency is a very useful technique to draw shades and speculars.
As a semi-workaround to this, I've started typing in for example 50 and presssing Tab for the update to apply - instead of using the more natural mouse drag to pull down the transparency slider.
Also, sometimes the Sh+F6 tool feels bogged down to a crawl.
And I've turned down all filtering under preferences to the lowest possible - it does not help with the transparency slider, but of course speeds up the general zooming/panning responsiveness.
Does anybody have any hint/experience about this performance problem which seem related to linux systems?
Thanks for a great program!
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I've used Inkscape 0.46 and 0.47(pre3 mostly) on Windows Vista and Windows 7 during the past few months (at work). I love the program!
Since I'm using Ubuntu at home, and I know Inkscape is a platform-independent program, I installed it there too.
But after a while, I noticed that the responsiveness of the Transparency slider (under Ctrl+Sh+F-dialog) is _very_slow_. It is so slow it becomes a hindrence of working with Inkscape under Ubuntu. After all, transparency is a very useful technique to draw shades and speculars.
As a semi-workaround to this, I've started typing in for example 50 and presssing Tab for the update to apply - instead of using the more natural mouse drag to pull down the transparency slider.
Also, sometimes the Sh+F6 tool feels bogged down to a crawl.
And I've turned down all filtering under preferences to the lowest possible - it does not help with the transparency slider, but of course speeds up the general zooming/panning responsiveness.
Does anybody have any hint/experience about this performance problem which seem related to linux systems?
Thanks for a great program!
(Original description imported from Olof's question in the Answers part) |
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| 2010-01-07 14:55:19 |
Olof Bjarnason |
description |
I've used Inkscape 0.46 and 0.47(pre3 mostly) on Windows Vista and Windows 7 during the past few months (at work). I love the program!
Since I'm using Ubuntu at home, and I know Inkscape is a platform-independent program, I installed it there too.
But after a while, I noticed that the responsiveness of the Transparency slider (under Ctrl+Sh+F-dialog) is _very_slow_. It is so slow it becomes a hindrence of working with Inkscape under Ubuntu. After all, transparency is a very useful technique to draw shades and speculars.
As a semi-workaround to this, I've started typing in for example 50 and presssing Tab for the update to apply - instead of using the more natural mouse drag to pull down the transparency slider.
Also, sometimes the Sh+F6 tool feels bogged down to a crawl.
And I've turned down all filtering under preferences to the lowest possible - it does not help with the transparency slider, but of course speeds up the general zooming/panning responsiveness.
Does anybody have any hint/experience about this performance problem which seem related to linux systems?
Thanks for a great program!
(Original description imported from Olof's question in the Answers part) |
I've used Inkscape 0.46 and 0.47(pre3 mostly) on Windows Vista and Windows 7 during the past few months (at work). I love the program!
Since I'm using Ubuntu at home, and I know Inkscape is a platform-independent program, I installed it there too.
But after a while, I noticed that the responsiveness of the Transparency slider (under Ctrl+Sh+F-dialog) is _very_slow_. It is so slow it becomes a hindrence of working with Inkscape under Ubuntu. After all, transparency is a very useful technique to draw shades and speculars.
As a semi-workaround to this, I've started typing in for example 50 and pressing Tab for the update to apply - instead of using the more natural mouse drag to pull down the transparency slider.
Also, sometimes the Sh+F6 tool feels bogged down to a crawl.
And I've turned down all filtering under preferences to the lowest possible - it does not help with the transparency slider, but of course speeds up the general zooming/panning responsiveness.
Does anybody have any hint/experience about this performance problem which seem related to linux systems?
Thanks for a great program!
(Original description imported from Olof's question in the Answers part)
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| 2010-01-07 21:36:51 |
jazzynico |
tags |
linux ui |
linux performance ui |
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| 2010-06-25 14:05:13 |
jazzynico |
inkscape: status |
New |
Incomplete |
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| 2012-09-04 20:36:21 |
Kris |
inkscape: status |
Incomplete |
Invalid |
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| 2012-09-04 21:09:15 |
Andrea Schiefer |
bug |
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added subscriber Andrea Schiefer |
