Re: [orca-list] Please test Orca master (has a hack around for Caja + Nautilus large-folder flood)

[Joanmarie Diggs <jdiggs igalia com>]

Hey Kyle.

Thanks for this update. My guess is that the remaining slowness is the
children-changed flood, which I hope to look at next. Right now, Orca
master is ignoring those events as soon as it sees them, but it's still
seeing them: one per file.

--joanie

On 04/20/2018 11:44 PM, Kyle wrote:
> Testing the pull request, it seems slightly faster even than the Orca
> hack, but it is still slow on the same folders I've been testing. It's
> possible this has something to do with the second flood you mentioned,
> the children-changed flood. In any case, this is working as expected so
> far, giving a noticeable improvement in the load times of my folders
> with the largest number of files, which is probably slowed down
> significantly already by the fact that they are stored on a mechanical
> drive. Still, I do need to report that stopping Orca prior to loading
> the folder and then starting it after about 5 seconds still boosts the
> speed even more here.
>
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