On Tue, 10 Dec 2019 at 20:10, Richard W Bump <[email protected]> wrote:
> FYI, I saw your recent email comments about pulling the app, I guess from > the development site. Yes, v8.9, the app.dmg, is slow on Catalina, but no > slower than it was on Mohave. > yes, it got slow on Mojave already, as noticed in the post linked in my previous email. Again, I can't account for all the factors on my 2012 MAC-mini since it is > truly overworked. Nevertheless, I am relatively sure I installed it on > 10.13 and perhaps again on 10.14 after I messed it up playing with the > Jupiter server. I know I loaded it twice. I have loaded up to version 8.7 > as an HTPPS server on my 2011 MACBookPro, running OS 10.13.?,High Sierra, > before my wife absconded with it. I installed that from scratch using the > tz or gz file and it was speedy and had all the bells and whistles working, > but 8.7 the app version on my 2012 Mac mini was slow to start, and was a > bit sluggish in comparison to the older 2011 MACBook PRO, but again MS > Office runs significantly faster on the 2011 MACBook Pro in comparison to > the 2012 MAC-mini. I can count to ten on the latter. Realize this isn't > much of a benchmark, but hope that helps. I guess I could try a reload on > the MAC-mini, but I hate trying to fix something "that ain't broke." 8.7 > was also speedy under Fedora Linux v29 and that was using even a slower > processor. > the problem in question is MacOS-specific. > > On Tuesday, December 10, 2019 at 1:18:06 PM UTC-6, [email protected] wrote: >> >> On Tue, Dec 10, 2019 at 12:56:45PM -0600, Thomas McMillan wrote: >> > Thanks, Richard. I’m currently running Sage from a terminal with the >> option of opening a notebook. It works reasonably well. The app version >> kept taking too long to get started. >> >> One reason for slowness might be one of these >> quarantine/antivirus/malware/etc settings on MacOS that might make all >> the app files being "verified" on statup. >> >> "proper apps", from MacOS point of view, must be signed/come >> from App Store, while the rest are subjected to these checks. >> >> So one might try to play with these settings. >> >> HTH >> Dima >> >> > >> > -- >> > Tom McMillan (iPad) >> > >> > > On Dec 10, 2019, at 11:42 AM, Richard W Bump <[email protected]> >> wrote: >> > > >> > > >> > > On my late 2012 Mac-mini with a 2.6GHZ quad core I7 processor it >> takes about 3 minutes to load from the desktop ICON. I loaded 8.9 under >> the previous (10.13.?) version and it did take several minutes, probably at >> least 15 minutes, to organize and start. The last few versions of SageMath >> have been slow to start. When I have a problem as you describe, I just >> delete and reload, but with Catalina, I'm not sure how it will load. My >> machine is old and overloaded with at least two other servers running, so I >> expect slower results, some I start and stop like Sage unless I or my wife >> needs it, but two are usually constantly going. You might try deleting >> what you have, try another download site . . . I like Washington or MIT, >> that has been an issue once, reload, and step away from the machine until >> it prompts you. I have been impatient more than once and experienced >> problems. >> > > >> > >> On Monday, December 9, 2019 at 5:37:39 PM UTC-6, Tom wrote: >> > >> I’ve installed SageMath-8.9.app.dmg on my MAC (OS X 10.14.6). >> There was no link installed on the desktop. I tried to start Sage by double >> clicking on “SageMath-8.9” in the Applications folder. After about 3 >> hours this >> "file:///Applications/SageMath-8.9.app/Contents/Resources/loading-page.html” >> turned up in Safari. After about a half-hour more, this " >> http://localhost:8888/tree” opened up in a new Safari window, from which >> I appear to be able to open notebooks. >> > >> >> > >> 1. How do I set it up so I can start Sage from the desktop >> (or applications folder or dock), more quickly? >> > >> 2. 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