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LSLSLS

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Registered: Yesterday

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Measuring the startup time of a plain text document in Xfce

I'm looking for someone who can make a 120 FPS recording of an empty text document being opened (preferably with gedit) while a stopwatch is running.

The reason I can't do it myself is because I'm not using Xfce and it would be a hassle to me to install it just for the purpose of this test.

For more information, please see this page: https://bugs.kde.org/show_bug.cgi?id=512007

Last edited by LSLSLS (Yesterday 16:09:16)

CwF

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Registered: 2018-01-28

Posts: 317

Re: Measuring the startup time of a plain text document in Xfce

I'm not one to worry about such things, and the results are measuring many variables which of course are not constant across examples.

Opening a fresh empty file in /usr/local/bin and pasting a script from the clipboard happens more or less immediately for me. This is a in a vm accessed remotely across a network with a paste from separate vm...and it's effectively immediate even with all that network latency.

I would expect timings all from the same computer, only, to be relevant.