Re: [Nautilus-list] Nautilus Performance
- From: Rebecca Schulman <rebecka eazel com>
- To: Stuart Maclean <smaclean ns sympatico ca>
- Cc: nautilus-list lists eazel com
- Subject: Re: [Nautilus-list] Nautilus Performance
- Date: Mon, 19 Feb 2001 03:10:29 -0800
Thanks for your feedback!
Rebecca
> Performance Issues:
> -Opening a new window (when nautilus is already loaded).
> When opening a new window from the desktop or File-> New Window it takes
> roughly 6 seconds for the windows to initially appear and another 25
> seconds or so
> for the excessive CPU utilization to stop. Until the CPU utilization
> stops, the window
> is pretty much un-responsive.
>
We know opening a new window can be slow, and we have been working on it.
Thanks for the benchmark information.
>
> -Changing directories
> Changing into directories containing just a few files and any number of
> directories is instant
> however, changing into directories with approximately 200 files (3
> directories) it takes 5 seconds
> for the files to initially appear and another 10 seconds for the CPU
> utilization to completely stop.
>
> -Thumbnailing images (which haven't already been cached)
> Just a general comment: it takes too long to display the thumbnails of
> images around 500k or more
> in size. Windows ME is quite fast at this particular operation (perhaps
> something to shoot for ;)
>
> -Web browsing
> It takes quite a bit of time (up to 20 seconds) for even simple webpages
> to be displayed because of the time it
> takes to load the mozilla component. I suspect there isn't a whole lot
> that can be done about this however for
> comparison sake, the gtkEmbed test application in the mozilla sources
> takes only 1 second or so to load.
>
> -Location text box
> Minor performance issue here: backspacing lags more so than textbox
> widgets in other gnome applications.
> Not a big deal.
>
>
> -Backgrounds and Emblems
> Takes about 5 seconds to load the first time; thereafter it loads pretty
> much instantly. Also, a small bug comes to mind
> here. When one wants to add a new pattern and selects it from a
> different directory than the default
> (/usr/share/pixmaps/tiles/), the directory isn't saved in the drop down
> box (so when a user goes to add another
> tile then have to browse or type the directory in again).
>
It would be great if you could file specific bugs in our bug tracker at
bugzilla.eazel.com about useability and performance issues
that you encounter. Some of the issues that you brought up here
(particularly performance in the location bar and the backgrounds and
emblems dialog) haven't been
mentioned before to my knowledge.
>
> Two other non-performance related questions/thoughts:
> Are the notes indexed by medusa? I really like the "notes" feaure. I
> have a digital camera and save the images into
> directories based upon events like Valentines day. I use the notes to
> write descriptions of that day and the images
> taken. I use the camera a lot so naturally I have lots of images and
> therefore it would be nice to be able to search
> based upon the descriptions in the notes for directories. If the notes
> are indexed, it would be nice to be able to
> search just the notes.
>
We'd like to start indexing notes data, and had at one point planned to do
this for 1.0,
but there wasn't enough time. The task is bugzilla.eazel.com 1406.
http://bugzilla.eazel.com/show_bug.cgi?id=1406
>
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