Why is gedit so slow

I have Xubuntu desktop and Lubuntu desktop installed. So gedit came with Xubuntu. I had no such problems with gedit before I installed this Xenial system. June 10th, 5. Re: Gedit extremely slow and keyboard issues The keyboard issues were happening since Lubuntu After I have installed the Now, likely due to a configuration that was changed with the mate-core package, the keyboard is problematic again. The keyboard issue happens on both Mate and Lubuntu.

When I was accessing the forums, a example of the error happened. I wrote in the keyboard: Code:. June 10th, 6. Re: Gedit extremely slow and keyboard issues It is a known fact that mixing desktop systems in the same installed systems can cause problems.

The reason for these problems is probably that both systems use the same configuration files, but want different content in them. I would reinstall, maybe make two systems side by side, one with Lubuntu and one with MATE, or simply select the desktop environment that you like the best and stay with it, if there is not space enough for two systems.

June 10th, 7. Re: Gedit extremely slow and keyboard issues About the gedit issue: I removed it and installed Pluma. Have a question about this project? Sign up for a free GitHub account to open an issue and contact its maintainers and the community. Already on GitHub? Sign in to your account. Opening performance same as launching from windows search or from the command "wslg APP" in this case gedit. The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:.

LoreBadTime , thanks for reporting the issue. Sorry, something went wrong. Hi there,no this happens also after few launches,the main issue is that launching directly from Linux causes a slow launch even 10 minutes , launching from Windows instead is fast;this happens,in my case,every time a app is launching.

Any success? Most don't have computer access, reuse or pay forward an old computer. Re: Slow typing response in gedit Post by Mike » No errors at all when starting gedit in a terminal. The weird thing is it is running fine right now, I'm not sure what that means since the symptoms come and go. I switched to Oblivian too, kind of like that one. I'm starting to wonder if its something like tracker going nuts and by the time I check things are back to normal so not seeing the cpu peaks.

I'm going to play with it some more tommorow after work to see if I nail this down a bit more, it was getting annoying. Re: Slow typing response in gedit Post by Mike » The issue is still there, late last night it looked like it may have corrected itself, but that is not the case.

The easiest way to reproduce the issue is to just move from one line to the next using arrow keys. It can take up to two seconds for the cursor to catch up. The plugins where the default that came with the gedit install. I'm not sure which one was causing the probem but then again I wasn't using any of the plugins.

I am going to mark this as solved for now. If I figure out which of the plugins is the culprit I may enter a bug against that plugin. And then there is eclipse with the internal editor which does not make any problems at all using the any theme an scrollbar. So it might be a bug in gedit. Has anyone encounterd the same problem? I reallly do not want to use a simple theme just becouse of gedit.

I don't see any problem although I use the AluminumAlloy-Volcanic. How many ram do you have, and how fast your CPU are? Find More Posts by TruongAn. I have a Pentium M 1. OK MB is not the world, but it should definitely be enough for runnig X and gedit. Also the problem occurs only in gedit all other application are running fine e.

Gnome terminal with the same scrollbar Here some output of top: Code:. As you see your CPU is only 1. Run your gedit and check if actually gedit is taking resources.

Maybe is not. Thread Tools.