Has anyone noticed this?
I have two machines - both Toshiba, one a Satellite L40 with duo core
twin processors @ 1.6 GHz running Windows 7 SP1, the other a Netbook
NB100 with one processor @ 1.6 GHz running Ubuntu 10.04 LTS.
Both machines have 2GB RAM.
Both machines running LO 3.4.3, with the memory option in both instances
set at 132 MB for LO and 32 MB per object. Quickstarter is NOT enabled
on either.
Observed results:
Windows 7 Ubuntu
Opening blank Calc document from Calc icon: 13
secs 7 secs
Opening an identical Calc document 30
secs 18 secs
(by double-clicking the document)
If I open the xlsx version of this file in Excel 2007, the time is 5
secs - given that Excel loads a bit into the OS on startup and even
though the xlsx file is 20% larger than the ods file.
Is this a problem with the compiling of the Windows version, or is this
a cynical ploy by MS to ensure that people choose MS Office over
third-party office suites? Anyone had any such experience with other
Office suites?
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Registered Linux User no 240308
Ubuntu 10.04 (yay!) Windows 7 (unfortunately)
Say No to OOXMLhttp://www.linuxjournal.com/article/9594#mpart8
I only accept odf or pdf documents
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