Closed flipflop133 closed 10 months ago
CarterLi
commented
10 months ago Fastfetch detects more by default. Try fastfetch -s Title:Separator:OS:Host:Kernel:Uptime:Packages:Shell:Display:DE:WM:WMTheme:Theme:Icons:Terminal:CPU:GPU:Memory:Break:Colors --ds-force-drm
flipflop133
commented
10 months ago Ok, I thought it would be faster by default as stated in the package description, I guess my assumption was wrong, but still as it's written in C it should in theory display at least the same items faster, it feels like it's slowing down retrieving one item. Still when displaying the same items Neofetch is still faster.
And using --ds-force-drm is indeed faster but doesn't show the same options:
CarterLi
commented
10 months ago Do you have 2 displays?
flipflop133
commented
10 months ago Yes I do.
CarterLi
commented
10 months ago But why only BNQ78F5 was detected previously?
flipflop133
commented
10 months ago Indeed, when I disconnect the second display it's much faster:
EDIT: when I'm using two displays, I'm just connecting my laptop to my BenQ monitor and displaying only on the BenQ monitor.
flipflop133
commented
10 months ago But why only BNQ78F5 was detected previously?
No idea, I didn't changed the setup except for my last message.
CarterLi
commented
10 months ago What if you open both two?
flipflop133
commented
10 months ago It takes a bit more time:
CarterLi
commented
10 months ago Compare to neofetch? You should use --stat to display the time costs.
CarterLi
commented
10 months ago Wait. I see that fastfetch prints 4.7 GHz CPU freq, while neofetch prints 2.8 GHz. Which one is correct?
flipflop133
commented
10 months ago it seems that it's slowing down detecting the monitors.
flipflop133
commented
10 months ago Wait. I see that fastfetch prints 4.7 GHz CPU freq, while neofetch prints 2.8 GHz. Which one is correct?
4.7Ghz is the maximum freq aka boost freq, while 2.8Ghz is the base freq, so there's no "correct" one here. While I would say 4.7GHz is what the user would expect here, so fastfetch is correct imo.
More info on my processor here.
CarterLi
commented
10 months ago What does fastfetch --format json print?
flipflop133
commented
10 months ago [
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]I tried this command:
fastfetch -s Title:Separator:OS:Host:Kernel:Uptime:Packages:Shell:Display:DE:WM:WMTheme:Theme:Icons:Terminal:CPU:GPU:Memory:Break:Colors --statand then without Display:
fastfetch -s Title:Separator:OS:Host:Kernel:Uptime:Packages:Shell:DE:WM:WMTheme:Theme:Icons:Terminal:CPU:GPU:Memory:Break:Colors --statAnd as you can notice on the screenshot, the stat tool seems broken too, as the +-500ms delay was one time reported for the Display and another time for the DE.
CarterLi
commented
10 months ago It's expected. It's displayserver that costs the time, which is used both for display module and lm / de module
flipflop133
commented
10 months ago I ran this command using last build:
fastfetch -s Title:Separator:OS:Host:Kernel:Uptime:Packages:Shell:Display:DE:WM:WMTheme:Theme:Icons:Terminal:CPU:GPU:Memory:Break:Colors --statand it's still slow using two monitors as you can see on the screenshot below, if you think it's just how it should be and it's xrandr fault, then you can just close this issue I guess.
CarterLi
commented
10 months ago Can you try the dev build with --ds-force-drm?
flipflop133
commented
10 months ago So I tried the following command with two monitor and with the laptop monitor disabled:
fastfetch -s Title:Separator:OS:Host:Kernel:Uptime:Packages:Shell:Display:DE:WM:WMTheme:Theme:Icons:Terminal:CPU:GPU:Memory:Break:Colors --stat --ds-force-drmWithout --ds-force-drm, it's still slow but using --ds-force-drm doesn't show WM, theme and icons.
CarterLi
commented
10 months ago I'm able to reproduce this issue. Seems that it only happens when an external display is connected and the builtin display is disabled.
It's really strange. I will investigate it more tomorrow.
CarterLi
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10 months ago On my slow linux machine, Display costs about 1257ms. xcb_randr_get_screen_info_reply costs 592ms and xcb_randr_get_screen_resources_reply costs 608ms.
Thanks god KDE is deprecating X11!
flipflop133
commented
10 months ago Even though xcb should be in theory more modern and faster, maybe using the older style is more efficient in this case.
CarterLi
commented
10 months ago Should be fixed in the latest dev build. Please test.
flipflop133
commented
10 months ago I can confirm it's now fixed, good job!
General description of bug:
fastfetch 2.2.3-1with paruI think it's slowing down when trying to display the shell informations.
Comparison image
Often helpful information:
The content of the configuration file you use (if any)
Output of
env NO_CONFIG=1 fastfetch --load-config all --show-errors --stat --multithreading false --disable-linewrap false --hide-cursor false:Output of
fastfetch --list-features: