Hi,
Thank you for yEd Graph. So far it has been great.
Unfortunately, it has just started to get slow and muddy.
Issues:
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When I drag and drop shapes, there is a 1-2 seconds delay.
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When I type in a new text in the property panel and click apply, it takes 1-2 seconds to apply changes.
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Etc.
In other words, everything has slowed down.
My situation prior to the issue:
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I opened up yEd after a while;
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I updated it to 3.14;
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Java is up to date at 1.8.0_25;
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I prepared a very simple graph with roughly 40 items and basic links;
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I coloured it and exported it to *.png;
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I tried to organize it by activating the new One-Click Layout feature;
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I opened another file in a new tab.
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Only then, things started to slow down greatly, to the point of being annoying.
System details:
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Windows 7 Entreprise SP1;
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Intel Core i5-2400 @ 3.10 GHz;
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4 GB RAM (3.16 usable);
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32-bit operating system.
CPU use:
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Browser (with Flash plug-in that plays a youtube music video) = 500,000 K + 82,000 K;
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Skype (on standby) = 107,000 K;
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yEd Graph = 332,000 K;
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dwm.exe = 42,000 K;
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explorer.exe = 23,000 K;
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Other processes of negligible size.
My hypothesis:
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Since I activated the new feature (One-click Layout), I allowed yWorks to collect anonymous data of my software use.
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However, this makes yEd Graphs to collect and send continuous information through the network.
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Information slows down the whole thing because of my corporate firewalls and proxies.
Does it make sense to anybody? Since I am not a computer expert, I might be wrong. It might be my machine.
Nevertheless, please understand that I make use of yEd Graph only for personal purposes and not to its fullest (I make and print graphs containing summaries of the articles I read for my thesis). Consequently, I do not expect my CPU, albeit average, to be overloaded when dealing with yEd Graph. It has always run smoothly, so I am left wondering what is causing the slow-down -- is it me or the new features?
Thank you very much. Every help or suggestion is appreciated.
Looking forward for your answers,
ILMarx