Budget Slowing Down Windows 10

[David Carlson]

I do not use budgets so I cannot comment on that part, but several other
reports run very slowly for me, meaning they sometimes take minutes to
update.  GnuCash pretty much single threads, even on very powerful
computers.  The developers know about that and they are working feverishly
on under-the-hood changes to fix that.  However, it will probably be
several months before a significantly faster version is released.  It does
seem like GnuCash runs noticeably faster on Linux computers, even on Linux
guests in Virtualbox on Windoze computers.

Also, another issue for me is when I use a computer that is linked through
Wi-Fi to the data file, that adds about 40 seconds to the file save time.

So, does slow mean several minutes to you?

David C

On Fri, Aug 25, 2017 at 8:47 AM, Proberts042 <proberts42 at gmail.com> wrote:

> I need to clarify. The operating system does not slow down. Only GnuCash.
> It
> is extremely slow. The computer otherwise works as usual. I will not say it
> works great. It is still Windoze.
>
> Physical Memory
>
> Gnucash not running
> In Use     3382 MB
> Modified   103 MB
> Standby  5329 MB
> Free        6440 MB
>
> Gnucash running
> In Use     3437 MB
> Modified   102 MB
> Standby  53185 MB
> Free        6402 MB
>
> Gnucash running-New Budget window open
> In Use     3514 MB
> Modified    86 MB
> Standby   6044 MB
> Free        5641 MB
>
>
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