I VE just upgraded to debian 10 libreoffice 6.?. With gnome its very slow. I have to wait for a minute b4 the doc start responding. However, if I change the desktop to xfce, lbreoffice is very fast. Any hint to improve?
I have same problem old 5.n version was 10 times faster and new UI sucks. wish I could revert to old UI. new font color picker also sucks. you. have to remember the dam Shad of color. Also new photo alignment down menu icons? What the hell to they mean. What the hint tells me is meaningless. All in all IMHO the new UI sucks. WPS product is better
Win 10 Pro, v1809 (build 17763.678)
LO 6.2, 6.3.x
Editing styles was painful â taking 1-2 min. to lad the window â until I changed my default printer (networked, IPP) to a local PDF printer. Now it works like a charm!
The printers have NOTHING to do with editing. You must have done something else without knowing.
Just disabling openGL worked for me, now the writer is working quite fast. Thanks manipot.
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i can not find openGL option in my libreoffice options
Is this openCL factor or workaround still valid today with 24.8 and windows 10. I am having the impressoin that since 6.0 thing are monotically regressin on the responsivenes, and not only at loading. This is not to complain. I am seeking solutions. And which versions might be optimum in the archivesâŚ
OpenGL was replaced by Skia in LibreOffice version 7.
I see you have already found this answer Libre Office extremely slow since updating - #4 by EarnestAl
OpenCL assists large spreadsheets with calculations so it doesnât affect Writer at all.
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Iâm using Libreoffice 7.1.1 on Xubuntu 20.04 and it was impossible to work with
Writer because it was extremely slow to respond to keystrokes.
Now Libreoffice is incredibly fast because I removed two things:
I closed Libreoffice and uninstalled
libobasis7.1-gnome-integration
libobasis7.1-kde-integration
It is a pleasure how quickly it works now.
The only âdownsideâ is that the styling of Libreoffice is a bit less modern.
Xubuntu uses Xfce desktop manager, not GNOME nor KDE. This could explain the behaviour: widget libraries for GNOME and KDE are not present.