Re: [orca-list] for anyone on the bleeding edge

[Michał Zegan <webczat_200 poczta onet pl>]

Well, actually for me opening /bin folder with nautilus is problematic, 
thumbnails should not affect this and are disabled.
Like after pressing enter orca immediately says "bin frame" but it is 
unnavigable, or I at least think so.

W dniu 16.08.2015 o 10:30, B. Henry pisze:
> I can't say I notice much if any difference here. I've organized my directory structure, browser bookmarks, 
> and mailboxes to avoid many thousands of
> items in any one folder as much as is practical to make things easier to find, and at least a little bit 
> because of the lags waiting for them to be
> spoken.
> The main place where I  see this lag is /usr/bin. I've used pcmanfm as my go to filemanager even when 
> nautilus  or something else is the desktop manager
> for its speed, but up around 1500-2000 items things can get pretty slow even with pcmanfm, and I still have 
> to wait a long time.
> I can do some more objective tests, but I'm thinking 30 seconds to load bin has not changed as an average.
> I'll try this on another machine with another distro later.
> No problems though.
>