[Libreoffice-bugs] [Bug 129101] Image handling and memory usage horrible

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https://bugs.documentfoundation.org/show_bug.cgi?id=129101

--- Comment #7 from roland at logikalsolutions.com ---
(In reply to Julien Nabet from comment #6)
> > ...
> > As the bug report clearly stated.
> > 
> > <blockquote>I'm currently writing "The Minimum You Need to Know About the
> > Phallus of AGILE" which is tipping the scales around 600 pages. <b>There are
> > many images.</b></blockquote>
> Indeed, sorry for this.
> 
> > ...
> > While it no longer takes 10 minutes to re-shuffle, it's still hoping to one
> > day get good. I would not call it fixed. This version introduced a rather
> > annoying "feature" to an almost complete book. The main reason I didn't want
> > to change this software. AGILE always introduces numerous new points of
> > failure. Now, in exchange for a tiny speed increase, it looks like every
> > image gets a margin inside the top of the frame which I cannot fix. See
> > attachment.
> Ok but that's another bug (perhaps it's been already declared, I don't know).
> The main point here was memory management. Is it better with 6.3.3?
> Rethinking about spell/grammar check, it can influence too even if it's not
> text only so the test could be relevant.

It's not the spell checker. I wrote the bulk of the book before adding the
images. This problem surfaced with the image handling. You can also tell by
watching the page count flux around as page break shuffling is happening.
Besides, all of the other word processors are using the same spell checkers on
this system and when I open other large (400-850 pages) documents to edit there
are no issues.

The speed problem is somewhat improved. I would not use the word "better"
because "better" would be interpreted as good-to-close which I would not
classify this as.

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