Re: Linux V6: slow input
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- Subject: [mg81515] Re: Linux V6: slow input
- From: Roman <rschmied at gmail.com>
- Date: Wed, 26 Sep 2007 06:45:06 -0400 (EDT)
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Michael, I'm not using any special options. It's possible that we're talking about different problems though. Even after switching from Ubuntu to RHEL I would still not call Mathematica's front end *very* responsive, but at least I can work with it decently now (before it used to be unbearable). I think it's embarrassing to sell software which does not run blazing fast on a dual 3 GHz Xeon workstation! Roman. On Sep 22, 9:27 am, Michael Knap <michael.j.k... at comcast.net> wrote: > Thanks for the reply! > That is funny. I am using fedora 7 x86-64, and I have the problem. > > What distribution version are you using? Do you have all the updates? > Are you using the Updates-Testing Repository? Is there a kernel option > or something else I may be missing? > > Happy Mathematica-ing > > Roman wrote: > > Michael, > > > I had the same problem on Linux x86-64-smp using Ubuntu Linux. After > > going back and forth with our distributor, we found that the problem > > was with Ubuntu, not with Mathematica. Switching to Red Hat > > (Enterprise or Fedora, does not matter) solved it for me. > > > Roman. > > > On Sep 18, 12:05 pm, Michael Knap <michael.j.k... at comcast.net> wrote: > >> When a notebook gets to a certain size(we'll say 100 lines or so, not > >> even that big), the typing input for the notebook gets decidedly slow, > >> nearly unusable at 3 char / sec. > > >> I saw the earlier post a few months ago, but no solution. Is it strictly > >> a qt problem? > > >> Some other info: > >> Mathematica 6 > >> Linux x86-64-smp on Intel Core 2 Duo
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- From: Roman <rschmied@gmail.com>
- Re: Linux V6: slow input