On Mon, Dec 14, 2015 at 02:20:48PM -0500, Alan Corey wrote:
> Stuck them on devio, simpler than that GUI crap
>
> http://devio.us/~ab1jx/files/slowness/
>
> Outputs from time(1) too
>
> time qiv dsc_2258.jpg
>
> Copied and pasted, not redirected
>
> Debian:
> 0.572u 0.316s 0:03.28 26.8% 0+0k 0+0io 0pf+0w
> OpenBSD:
> 1.920u 0.510s 0:05.97 40.7% 0+0k 182+19io 762pf+0w
>
I can't speak for qiv as I don't have it installed, but feh opened that image
and scrolled around it very quickly.
11:41 ryan@bofh:~$ time feh dsc_2258.jpg
0m00.77s real 0m00.37s user 0m00.09s system
Compare that with display(1) from the ImageMagick set that took almost 25
seconds (and caused my audio stream to block a couple times).
11:41 ryan@bofh:~$ time display dsc_2258.jpg
0m23.23s real 0m18.63s user 0m00.61s system
Even the GIMP did very well here:
11:42 ryan@bofh:~$ time gimp dsc_2258.jpg
While parsing XMP metadata:
Error on line 43 char 1: End of element <exif:Flash> not expected in this
context
Metadata parasite seems to be corrupt
0m06.90s real 0m03.57s user 0m01.03s system
Perhaps QIV is just doing something silly that OpenBSD exposes through
previously mentioned memory sanitizations.
-ryan
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