>On Sun, 2012-05-27 at 07:22 +0200, ceas wrote: >[...] >Some common culprits: >(1) a colour management bug (especially on Windows) > To see if this is affecting you, go to View->Display Filters > Select Colour Management and uncheck it, and use the left-pointing > arrow to move it out of the active filters. >(2) 3d desktops (especially on Linux) > disable compiz, or choose a theme that does not feature > transparency. Some of these themes mean everything gets > drawn multiple times. >(3) if gimp slows down during use, try (3a) making sure the tile cache > size is at least close to the available memory you have - e.g. > on an 8 Gigabyte system I have a 7 G tile cache; (3b) in the Undo > History dock, click on the "clear undo history" button at the bottom > of the dock, and see if gimp gets faster. This slowing down will > probably be fixed in gimp 3.0. >(4) drink less coffee. Gimp may seem slow if you have too much coffee. >(5) Number of CPUs/threads mis-detected on some platforms - go to > Edit/Preferences and check that Number of Processors to Use is not > more than the number of processors you have. >Liam None of the above solved the sluggishness, hope the developers sort it out. -- aspras (via gimpusers.com) _______________________________________________ gimp-user-list mailing list gimp-user-list@xxxxxxxxx https://mail.gnome.org/mailman/listinfo/gimp-user-list
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