Re: [As-users] 'Reloading menu pixmaps' takes forever -- is
Sasha Vasko (sasha@aftercode.net)
Wed, 01 Apr 2009 16:14:34 -0600
niklas@fet.at wrote:
> Hello !
>
>>From what my memory tells me load time is mostly that high because of
> desktop entries/categories being loaded. It was introduced sometimes in
> the 2.0.x aera... before that afterstep loaded as fast/faster then fvwm.
>
> Just my observations, sasha could you enlighten us all ?
Well, MenuMiniPixmaps 0 currently will only prevent minipixmaps from
being displayed, but they will still get loaded on startup.
I think it does not make sense, and I'm currently changing it to not do
that. So hopefully we'll make a new release of AS soon, which will not
do that.
While waiting for me, you can comment out (or delete altogether) line
that reads reload_menu_pmaps ( ...
in src/afterstep/configure.c (approximately line 1899)
Thanks for reporting that.
Sasha Vasko
>
> niklas
>
>> Do you use all of the images that are installed? One easy way to increase
>> the load speed (and get junk off your system) is to remove all those image
>> collections that you are probably never going to use.
>>
>> I generally select images I like, put them in ~/.afterstep/backgrounds/,
>> and remove the unwanted/unneeded packages/collections.
>>
>> Maybe there's another way to fix this, but clutter is clutter.
>>
>>
>> Jeff
>>
>>> Greetings everyone.
>>>
>>> When afterstep is loading, it takes quite a while to go through all the
>>> entries in "Reloading menu pixmaps: " -- at least a minute or so on a
>>> not-slow system. Is this step necessary? If so, is there any way to
>>> speed it up?
>>> (If it's relevant, I've set MenuMiniPixmaps to 0 in my look file, but
>>> that
>>> didn't stop it.)
>>>
>>> Thanks.
>
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