[K12OSN] Open Office Slowness

[jam at mcquil.com]

Shane,

The open office menu slowness has been seen may times before.
and I think that the fix is quite simple.

You might search the k12osn archives, or try searching google.

The odd thing is that i've never been able to reproduce the problem,
so i've been unable to come up with a fix in the packages.

Jim McQuillan
jam at Ltsp.org




On Tue, 10 Aug 2004, Shane Stafford wrote:

> Thanks for quick response.  Here is some more information
> LTSP Server -- Gig network card,  4gb memory, Dual Processors 2.4/2.8
> xeon, will have to check to be sure, but again, same server as last year,
> with an improvement of gig network card
> 
> only one user on and getting this response
> 
> not sure what else to configure on nics or what unnecessary graphical
> stuff to disable.  System monitor doesn't show a very heavy load
> 
> thanks
> shane
> 
> "Support list for opensource software in schools." <k12osn at redhat.com>
> writes:
> >Have you made sure that you have a gig-uplink for the server to your
> >hopefully 10/100 client switches?? 
> >
> >Then make sure that the NIC's are configured correctly ... then move on to
> >your GUI - disable any unneccesary graphical intensive stuff, as well as
> >anything that may be eating up the CPU usage.
> >
> >Then try it again.
> >How many clients are opening OO when this happens? Would it be caused by
> >CPU
> >load do you think?
> 
> 
> 
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