https://bugs.freedesktop.org/show_bug.cgi?id=46609
Roman Eisele <[email protected]> changed: What |Removed |Added ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- Hardware|Other |x86-64 (AMD64) CC| |[email protected] --- Comment #10 from Roman Eisele <[email protected]> --- Until now, this bug was missing a detailed description. Therefore I copy the good description from bug 53704 (which is a duplicate of the present one), with some minor changes: > Problem description: > > When doing the first edit in a new document, Libre Office locks up for a > number of seconds, causing the busy wheel to occur. It’s annoying and > reminds of buginess each time one use Libre Office. > > Perhaps this bug is specific to OS X. Perhaps it's some form of resources > that are initialized (such as perhaps plugins loaded from disk), that causes > this. I would try to do it asynchronously with low priority and no matter > what do it as early as possible. Even if it cannot be done asynchronously I > would do it at the beginning of opening the document. Better it occurs then > rather than when the user tries to work. > > Steps to reproduce: > 1. Start Libre office > 2. Open a new text document > 3. Do any form of editing in the document, such as type on letter. > 4. Libre Office will lock up so long that OS X busy wheel occurs. What regards the ideas about what causes this delay (“Perhaps …”), I want to add another idea: I fear that LibreOffice connects to the Java Runtime Environment (JRE) as soon as you start typing. Why it does so, I don’t know. But if you disable Java, you will get an alert (saying that Java was required) as soon you start typing -- see bug 34809 for details. This alert appears exactly in the moment when, if Java *is* installed, the delay happens, and therefore I think that the delay may be related to JRE initialization, too... About the version: As bug 53704 states, this issue is still present in LibO 3.6.0. (NB: Please do NOT “update” the “Version” field in the present bug report: it always states the FIRST version in which a bug is known to exist, not the last one. Thank you!) -- You are receiving this mail because: You are the assignee for the bug.
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