Addendum: I did the following to corner this bug.
Using OOo 2.2.0 from Feisty, Feisty on all machines, all i386., all
upgraded from Edgy.
I have a second machine (notebook) where this bug does not appear (or
rather, not after scrolling once through the whole document so that all
images and EPS graphics are loaded). This is a P-4 Mobile 1800 running
at 600MHz. The "problematic" machine is an AMD sempron 2800+ running at
1500 MHz, so CPU speed should not be an issue. Maybe CPU caching is?
I exchanged the harddisk of the problematic machine because I suspected read
errors. No change.
I copied the file to a different directory. No change.
I started "oowriter" on the console and noticed that whenever it froze for a
second, it would output this:
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plot-hpgl: .hpgl: hpgl via GNU libplot
(/usr/lib/pstoedit/libp2edrvlplot.so)
This driver supports the following additional options: (specify using -f
"format:-option1 -option2")
[ plotformat : string : plotutil format to generate]
The notebook's oowriter version (also Feisty) would output this too, but
only on the first scroll-through, not on subsequent scrolls. The
problematic machine outputs this text everytime I scroll past an EPS
graphic, and evertime it freezes for a second.
So *something* is wrong with my OOo configuration. But I deleted the
whole .openoffice.org2 directory and even then the problem did not go
away. And, as I said, on my notebook it doesn't exist at all.
I compared the "Memory" settings in the Extras > Options >
Openoffice.org > "Arbeitsspeicher" menu and they are identical (100 undo
steps, graphics cahe 9 MB / 2.4 MB / 10 min, 20 objects) on both
machines.
Please help! =;()
Jens
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100% CPU and freeze when scrolling inside document that has embedded EPS
graphics
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/115052
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