stair wrote: > I have been a long time user of GQview and switched to GeeQie about a > year ago, great stuff Guys, it looks like you are working really hard on > it I look forward to watching GeeQie develop. > > Now my point, when performing file operations from within GeeQie e.g. > moving or deleting a large number of images (a few 100s) things get very > slow taking 100% processor. As the number of images remaining to be > operated on gets smaller things speed up. It is as if the operation is > performed on only 1 image at a time and after each operation the list of > remaining images is re-created. I have no idea if this is what is really > happening, only that this is what seems to happen in use. I don't recall > these operations being so slow on GQview, any thoughts? Could you provide an exact set of instructions for a task that is slower in geeqie than gqview? That would make it easier to reproduce and fix whatever the problem may be. > My system is Ubuntu 9.04 on Athlon 2600 + 512MB RAM > > Stair
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