On Wednesday 07 Jan 2009 5:11:57 pm David Carlos Manuelda wrote:
> Thanks for the explanation, this answers half of my question but there are
> still a few problems which I don't really know where they come from.
> Whe having drawing related issues I understand what is the cause but for
> example, the delay when you click K menu until it is drawn (until, not
> while) for 1 or 2 secs + the delay when you click exit until the "logout
> window" comes up, another 2 secs + the delay when you click some option
> (reboot, logout, shutdown) until it is proccessed, another 2 secs. I can
> messure this because I have the clock plasmoid in taskbar configured to
> show seconds, and in that operations, that clock freezes not updating
> seconds, so I assume something in kdelibs (or in plasma itself) is doing a
> heavy work.
> I can not explain it better, I hope it can be understood.
> I confirmed that it does not only happen to me in my system or with my
> nvidia card, and I've been reading lots of stuff in internet of people
> having this issue too so maybe the problem is kdelibs for KDE4 are not
> still optimized (just my idea), and thus, I asked in my first post.
When you are faced with this "slowness" is there also a heavy disk I/O?
I have a similar issue here where it sometimes takes up few seconds for a
seemingly trivial task. like opening the kmenu or clock settings or ... But
this seems to be also related to another bug (atleast in [K]Ubuntu) where the
system really becomes painfully slow when there is concurrent disk I/O. There
is not much processor load during these times but "system activity" reports
several "disk sleeps".
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Cheers!
Kishore
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