I am using PyCharm Pro (2021.3.3) with a modified pycharm.sh file. I use
Pycharm for Python development (shock) and Rust. I am running into the
same slowness issue. I see the sluggishness with 9.3, 10_Beta and
Current (NetBSD 10.99.2). Right now my only solution is to quit PyCharm,
reboot and restart. I just started running htop to see if I can identify
what is causing the issue.
Actually, the slowness has forced me to use vim a little more. :) Yup...
I still love vim.
On 3/26/23 12:47 PM, David Brownlee wrote:
On Sun, 26 Mar 2023 at 14:36, Ron Georgia <netve...@gmail.com> wrote:
I cannot get the early access edition to work. In fact to get the
Intellij from pkgin to work I have to change the idea.sh file to use
jdk11. Any hints on getting the EAP version to work?
Hi Ron,
What version of NetBSD are you running? I'm using NetBSD-10 with self
compiled binaries. It looks like the 2022Q4 pkgin netbsd-9 binaries
have openjdk17-1.17.0.4.8nb1, which is missing a libxrender fix needed
for the EAP version. 2023Q1 should have openjdk17-1.17.0.6.10nb2 and
_hopeful;y_ should be showing up soon. (I tend to forget that binary
packages lag behind on non security updates). I also found that on my
laptop under netbsd-9 IDEA became slower and slower over time (which I
think was more related to how drm was driving the Intel display
chipset in the T480)
I tried to run up a quick netbsd-9 openjdk17 package compatible with
2022Q4, but hit a snag (waiting for a reply on tech-pkg@ :)
David
