https://bugs.kde.org/show_bug.cgi?id=406431
--- Comment #3 from c001-kd3-bug-squ33...@ubermail.me --- So I copied a directory with ~11000 photos on a local SSD and indeed there is a speedup compared to the NFS: Local: SSD + ext4: ~10-15 seconds NFS: HDD + ext4: ~30-35 seconds But given the hardware differences (HDD vs. SSD + 32G RAM), I wonder why gwenview still takes that much time to get to the conclusion that it has to display ~11k files. Dolphin is still miles away when gwenview just finished loading the file list. And when I ask ls how long it takes to give me the file list of an uncached directory it is much faster too: # umount /mnt/nfs; sleep 3; mount /mnt/nfs; time ( ls -l /mnt/nfs/pictures/ | wc -l ) 11343 real 0m0,575s user 0m0,059s sys 0m0,094s So, if ls takes half a second to get the complete (uncached) list via NFS, why does gwenview require 15 seconds on a local SSD powered RAM cached version? Obviously, something fishy is going on here. -- You are receiving this mail because: You are watching all bug changes.
