https://bugs.documentfoundation.org/show_bug.cgi?id=160855
--- Comment #11 from Patrick Luby (volunteer) <[email protected]> --- (In reply to Sam from comment #10) > No clipboard manager in use here but several apps that have the ability to > store clipboard history. > > I should have mentioned that after I do Cmd+C on a large number of cells, > often the spinning wheel occurs and LO is "not responding" (but not > crashing). After a few minutes the spinning wheel disappears and everything > is working fine again. Here is what I can do: I can stop the crashing when another application (whether it maintains clipboard history or not) pastes the BMP format and LibreOffice can't allocate enough memory for the image. However, I cannot solve the temporary hanging when another application pastes every single format. That is one big downside of clipboard history applications: they are very convenient but if you copy a large amount of data (and 80000 cells is a lot of data), most clipboard history applications use up a lot of memory very quickly. After all, Calc advertises that the copied cell data can be pasted in 7 different formats and some of those are image formats. I am guessing that this high memory usage is a big contributing factor in the system crashes you have seen in tdf#160644. Don't know how configurable your clipboard history applications are, but hopefully they have some options for pruning their clipboard history after memory usage for the history exceeds some amount. Even better is if your clipboard history applications can be configured to ignore formats that you rarely use. From what I've seen, by default clipboard history applications paste every format available. -- You are receiving this mail because: You are the assignee for the bug.
