On Wed, 18 Nov 2020 21:22:49 +0100 Adrien CLERC <[email protected]> wrote: > Le 15/11/2020 à 16:14, Andreas Ronnquist a écrit : > > Hey guys - > > > > I have packaged a new git snapshot, downloadable from here: > > > > https://www.gusnan.se/debian/geeqie-common_1.5.1+git20201112-fae4de3c-1_all.deb > > https://www.gusnan.se/debian/geeqie_1.5.1+git20201112-fae4de3c-1_amd64.deb > > > > (You'll need to install both debs). > > > > Could you please try it out, and see if it affects your problems? > > > > There have been some progress which I think should be affecting the > > problems you have reported. > > OK, this package does not solve the issue. I tried in a directory > with 31 files of about 4.5MB each, so quite small. Without "Show > marks", it is fast as it should be. With "Show marks" (toggling with > 'M'), it is slow. > > However, I've spotted something. If I repeatedly go forward and > backward on a set of 2 images, it is gradually slower over time. As > if an internal structure was never cleaned and growing ever and ever. > And to be noticeable, it could come from an exponentially growing > structure. > > I hope this can help… >
Are you using Clutter? Could you check the Preferences - Image tab, if the "Use GPU acceleration via Clutter library (Requires restart)" checkbox (close to the top) is checked? I noticed somewhere that some slowdown might simply be related to using the Clutter library. If so, please try to de-check the checkbox and see if that improves performance. (Geeqie should work equally well disregarding if Clutter is used or not). /Andreas [email protected]
