Closed marcsgil closed 1 year ago
I can confirm this is noticed in my case too for 1.8.5 and 1.9 for the first time I reproduce this 1111... scenario but when I repeat it after enter again, it goes back to normal speed. When I just open Julia, it utilizes 100 mb of RAM and when I do using ImageView
and after , it goes to 368 MB RAM usage.
I can confirm this is noticed in my case too for 1.8.5 and 1.9 for the first time I reproduce this 1111... scenario but when I repeat it after enter again, it goes back to normal speed. When I just open Julia, it utilizes 100 mb of RAM and when I do
using ImageView
and after , it goes to 368 MB RAM usage.
I have seen it magically going away after I type a few things, but the behavior isn't consistent to me.
Upon seeing this post on Julia Discourse, I discovered that this is a long standing issue with GTK.jl (see here). A simple workaround is to run ENV["GTK_AUTO_IDLE"] = false
before importing the package. With that in mind, I'm closing the issue.
I've encountered an issue with ImageView on my Windows PC. When I open an environment that contains only ImageView and then load the package, my entire OS becomes laggy. The issue persists until I close the Julia session. In the video below, I demonstrate this behavior by pressing the
1
key for a few seconds to show the normal speed. Then, I load the package and press1
again for a few seconds, showing the much slower response time.https://github.com/JuliaImages/ImageView.jl/assets/80797341/ad844a26-4860-4aa3-ae00-cf21f69391d3
This issue occurs almost every time I try to use ImageView on my Windows PC, including with Julia LTS. However, I don't experience any problems on my Linux machine.
Here's the output of
versioninfo()
: