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Keka does not .zip in background? #119
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Keka works in background the same as in foreground. Maybe there's something involving the app nap? You can check if Keka has this option within the "Get Info" panel. |
Also within the "Activity Monitor" you can check if Keka is in a "nap" state: More info here: https://developer.apple.com/library/content/documentation/Performance/Conceptual/power_efficiency_guidelines_osx/AppNap.html |
It has nothing to do with app nap. And while in Activity Monitor I noticed that Keka does not use a lot of CPU power - barely 5% per extracting job in the queue. While extracting multiple archives, around 50% of overall CPU is still idle. Can I allocate more processing power to Keka to speed up archiving and unarchiving? |
There's no restriction in the CPU usage, so I'm not sure what's the problem here. What system are we talking here? Mac model? |
MacBook Pro 13-inch 2017 - High Sierra 10.13.2. |
I also encountered the same problem,so must switch to keka regularly. |
@byfy your machine is also a MacBook? |
@aonez Yes~,MacBook Pro (Retina, 15-inch, Mid 2015) High Sierra 10.13.2 |
Could you try this build: http://download.kekaosx.com/test/Keka-1.0.12-bgslowdown.7z I've added an activity indication to the system, so it should respect in any case the operation. Is there any specifics to the extraction/compression? Like source type of files or origin/destination disk? Note that Keka may have peaks of CPU usage depending on the current operation. For example is no the same compressing in 7z with the Normal method or the Store one, the later using much less CPU since it only need to copy the contents. |
operation: extraction Thanks~ |
I'm experiencing the same problem. 30GB file says it needs 20min for .7z'ing, running in background the timer does not run. After 20min it says 3min elapsed. More or less the time the app was running in foreground. WTF? Operation: .7z (non solid, method: slowest) |
I've replicated this issue. It's only the timer that is not reliable when Keka enters on Nap mode, thus giving a bad elapsed and estimation time. The operation (extraction/compression) does not stop/pause at any moment. |
@TheDeathOfAffect, @byfy did you tried that build? That one should not enter in Nap mode, therefore the timer should run fine. Anyway I'm gonna try to fix the timer so it works even when entering in Nap mode. |
Fixed in 1.0.14 |
Hey there,
I have a problem with Keka 1.0.12. on macOS that it either is painfully slow or does not continue to .zip in background when I have other tasks open and in foreground (like the browser right now). The problem is persistent whether I am on battery or on wall charge and it has nothing to do with my power settings for all I know.
Can it be that it is not using all the potential CPU power to run its tasks? Generally it is much much slower than the OS inbuild archiver.
All the best.
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