FC2 + newest openoffice = slower

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I muddled through for about half a year with FC1 on a PIII 500 with 386meg of 
ram and an old slow hard drive. Open Office worked but it was slooooooow to 
open and even the odd save of a file was slow.

I bought a new laptop (AMD Athlon XP-M 2800+ at 2.133GHz) with 512meg that has 
a newer, presumably faster hard drive. When I installed FC1, open office 
suddenly worked WONDERFULLY. It was fast enough that I didn't even care about 
startup time. Not as fast as MS Office on WinXP, of course, but fast enough 
to be called "fast".

Then I upgraded to FC2 and the newer open office that is included with that 
distribution. Suddenly open office was sloooooow to start up again. :-( I 
have updated open office and everything else a few times since then but 
nothing changes.

FC2 + the newest open office seems to be observably slower than FC1 + (some 
older version of) open office.

start up time now (with newest configuration and versions):

20 seconds (to load the spreadsheet main window) + 4 seconds (to load the 
actual very plain vanilla spreadsheet I use to keep track of my budget).

This is the kind of slowness I used to see with my PIII 500! Anyone have any 
ideas why this is so slow, when FC1+older Open office was faster? Is it an OO 
issue or an FC issue? Or a kernel issue (using kernel-2.6.8-1.521)?

-- 
Trevor Smith // trevor@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx



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