I always have issues with systems with only 1 GB of RAM.
Do you have a lot of disk activity when you open the file? You say 5.5
GB free space. That seems low somehow. Have you installed "disks" or
"gparted"? I think you might want to look into the size of your Swap
partition. I have 4.1 GB Swap partition on this laptop. That was what
Ubuntu created automatically during the install.
I know that Linux ext4 do not need defraging like you need with
FAT/FAT32/NTFS Windows partitions, but the Windows rule of not going
below a free space of less than 10% of the partition's size. On low RAM
[ 2 or less GB ] systems with 80 GB, 250 GB. or 500 GB drives, that I
have created in the past [ both Ubuntu and Xubuntu ], seems to take
longer when I get below 10 or 20 GB free space. It is even worse when
you combined with a slower single/dual core processor.
I gets worse when you figure in the fact that a lot of built in video
cards shared the RAM with all the system's RAM needs for running the OS
and the packages. The lower available RAM, the more you need a good SWAP
partition size. I have a lot of experience with taking 32-bit and
64-bit processor XP systems to Linux boxes. Even running Xubuntu instead
of Ubuntu did not help much getting good performance with those systems.
Yes, having Calc take so long to open the file, with no problem moving
desktop windows around the screen, seems "weird". But, low RAM issues
can create "weird" issues, in my experiences over the past 10+ years
using Linux on them.
On 03/30/2018 03:38 PM, John R. Sowden wrote:
version 5.1.6.2 xubuntu 16.04 LTS 1 GB RAM 5.5 GB available disk space
John
On 03/30/2018 09:26 AM, John R. Sowden wrote:
Ubuntu 16.04 LTS
LO version uk, updated about 6 mo ago, I believe
(I tried to open a smaller SS but I got a full gray screen, no menu
bar, only title and close box. After 5 min I closed it
Note this does not happen when I open SS files only. Only iof I am
trting to edit this ascii file. When I click on a cell, it takes
about 5 min for the cursor to move to that cell even if it is only a
few cells away.
On 03/30/2018 06:54 AM, jorge Rodríguez wrote:
Hi John and all:
Would you please tell us to the e-mail list what kind of
Operative System do you have and the LibreOffice version do you use ?
Regards,
Jorge Rodríguez
El 29/03/2018 a las 23:49, John R. Sowden escribió:
I read in a ascii database into calc. It is taking 97-98% of the
cpu resource per htop, yet nothing is happening. I move the cursor
to a cell, big gray box, sits ther for > 15 minutes, yet I can move
the window, play freecell, et. with no problem. It seems the
slowness is in LO, not the system at large.
thoughts?
John
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