page navigation very slow / laggy on macOS #1134
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Is the indeed update completed? That could slow down the application after
a migration.
Op za 20 jun. 2020 12:33 schreef Sandro Braun <notifications@github.com>:
… Hi,
I just switched from a ubuntu 18.04 machine to a MacBook Pro and noticed
that Zim is very slow in comparison to running it on ubuntu.
I simply used brew install zim and created the launcher zim.app wrapper
as described in the Zim Wiki page. Note that the zim version on brew is
still 0.72.1, so I tried to just set up a custom python-environment and run
sim from source. The problem is pretty much the same, so I don't think
there is any difference from the zim version side.
I am wondering if someone else noticed these performance differences, or
if someone can help me debug my problem.
Cheers
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Thanks for the comment. I am not sure what you mean with "indeed update". Maybe you could clarify? |
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I meant "index" updated. See the tools menu for an option to run an index
update or run "zim --index" from the command line
Op za 20 jun. 2020 15:58 schreef Sandro Braun <notifications@github.com>:
… Thanks for the comment. I am not sure what you mean with "indeed update".
Maybe you could clarify?
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I ran the index update and it did not change anything.
Could it be that it is related to pygtk and missing C bindings?
…On Sat, Jun 20, 2020, 17:08 Jaap Karssenberg ***@***.***> wrote:
I meant "index" updated. See the tools menu for an option to run an index
update or run "zim --index" from the command line
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So I ran the tests and got 41 Failures. Maybe someone could help me get some conclusion out of them. I attached them in .txt format because GitHub won't allow to upload HTML, so to view them one would have to remove the pip freeze
pycairo==1.19.1
PyGObject==3.36.1
pyxdg==0.26
I also noticed that when I close the window, the python process keeps running. Even when I right-click on the icon in the app bar and try to shut it down, it will stay open. The only way to make it quit is to go to the icon in the icon bar and hit |
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Like @theRealSuperMario, I also switched from a Linux machine to a new MacBook Pro (2020) and noticed that Zim is very slow in comparison to running it on Fedora. I performed the installation instructions in the readme.md (brew install [dependencies], brew install zim, and then "zim" to start the application). I'm wondering if there will be a fix for this? Cheers, Vincent |
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I use zim in both Mac and Linux. In my work mac, at one point last year, zim became super sluggish when scrolling pages with keyboard or mouse. Weirdly, the same zim version in another Mac doesn't have the problem. Eventually I noticed that disabling the "Pathbar" plugin (or setting Pathbar = None via the menu) makes zim scroll pages fast again, so that's my workaround. Weirdly enough, in the other Mac zim works fast with or without the pathbar on. I tried removing brew and all packages completely and reinstalling - it didn't help. One 'mitigation' for the slowness was to move the notebook from a oneDrive "cloud" folder to a regular folder inside the home directory. This did NOT fix the problem entirely but improved the speed quite a bit. Disabling the pathbar still makes zim much faster. |
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@arigit your workaround [disabling Pathbar] works perfect for me! It really does feel like a breath of fresh air to scroll pages fast again instead of super sluggish behaviour. Thanks! |
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@arigit Disabling Pathbar also worked for me. I found it not only sped up scrolling but the responsiveness of the whole program, including typing, activating checkboxes, etc. Thanks for the tip! |
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I can confirm that this does solve the problem. Unfortunately, the path bar was a quite useful feature, so is there any way this can get fixed for macOS? |
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Some small nuggets of information:
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Disabling Path Bar works for me. Update 2021-09-27, It is much better but still very slow. |
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I am long time user and just upgraded to Big Sur and Zim 0.74.1 and have noticed a huge slowdown, had to disable both the path bar and the edit bar to make it fast enough to be usable. |
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Can confirm that after upgrading to Zim 0.74.1 through |
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To solve these issues a developer working on Mac OS is needed who can debug
the problem and where possible make (Mac OS specific) fixes and/or disable
components by default on Mac to make it workable.
…On Sun, Oct 10, 2021 at 3:30 PM Sandro Braun ***@***.***> wrote:
Can confirm that after upgrading to Zim 0.74.1 through brew on Big Sur,
the problems are even more severe. Even when disabling all plugins, the lag
is severely noticeable.
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Thank you very much. I ll try to not use |
I tried to install from the source code. |
Is it possible to install through |
I tried to run from Source. It is much faster now, but still 0.5s delay. |
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Hi, |
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Can you test the newly released Zim.app (check the website)? While no magic is going on there, there's a chance things are different because it's not built with Homebrew or MacPorts. |
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This does indeed solve the issues (to me at least).
There are still some small rendering bugs though, which go away once the site is done loading. Maybe it is related to the search feature only.
Great work, this has made Zim a lot better !!!
… Am 17.11.2021 um 19:45 schrieb René de Hesselle ***@***.***>:
Can you test the newly released Zim.app (check the website)? While no magic is going on there, there's a chance things are different because it's not built with Homebrew or MacPorts.
(If it's upstream related, nothing I can do about that.)
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The newly released Zim.app is much faster. almost no delay. |
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Hi,
I just switched from a ubuntu 18.04 machine to a MacBook Pro and noticed that Zim is very slow in comparison to running it on ubuntu.
I simply used
brew install zimand created the launcherzim.appwrapper as described in the Zim Wiki page. Note that the zim version on brew is still 0.72.1, so I tried to just set up a custom python-environment and run sim from source. The problem is pretty much the same, so I don't think there is any difference from the zim version side.I am wondering if someone else noticed these performance differences, or if someone can help me debug my problem.
Cheers
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