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Opening files in apps is painfully slow #130

Closed huotarih closed 3 years ago

huotarih commented 3 years ago

Hey :) Just wondering if anyone else has this issue, or had, and if fixed, how.

I've been lately experiencing a ridiculous amount of lag/freezing when another app opens finder to locate a file. After it finally gets finder open, every single click or drag takes atleast 10 seconds to work.

Any tips are welcome. You can try by double clicking the attach files in the issue comment box, if it takes under 10 seconds, you don't have this problem :D

profzei commented 3 years ago

@huotarih Here no issues!

Are you using Big Sur on an external drive? Maybe an SSD and not a NVMe drive? In such case, probably, you need to enable/force trim on your external device with the following command in Terminal app: sudo trimforce enable

huotarih commented 3 years ago

I am not, I have split my internal SSD to double boot windows (which won't boot right now for some reason, goes straight to blue screen). I'll try that anyways and report back.

profzei commented 3 years ago

@huotarih What I suggested could be useful only for the scenario I described i.e. for installation on external disk... otherwise it is totally unuseful... I'm sorry but I have no idea...

eesa commented 3 years ago

I am not, I have split my internal SSD to double boot windows (which won't boot right now for some reason, goes straight to blue screen). I'll try that anyways and report back.

check key "bootprotect" in the config.plist, and set string value to "None", then you can boot to windows.

huotarih commented 3 years ago

Any idea how I could boot in safe mode? Holding shift doesn't seem to work.

profzei commented 3 years ago

@huotarih I'm not sure since I never need this feature before... but I guess you need to enable macOS hot keys during OpenCanopy picker boot menu... therefore, probably, you need to set Misc -> Boot -> PollAppleHotKeys entry to true value in config.plist

huotarih commented 3 years ago

Both of your suggestions worked, but the problem still endures. I know I seem to be alone with this problem, but this is something i really need to solvtried sudo fs_usage -f pathname -w com.apple.IconServicesAgent | grep open e. I found out that it doesn't occur in guest account. So something with my account is broken. I've tried sudo fs_usage -f pathname -w com.apple.IconServicesAgent | grep open and it posts nothing. Tried deleting finder plists and stuff. I made an error log from the time period of me opening a file in sumopaint. The problem is only when in example chrome opens finder to open a file to browser. Or any app.

If anyone has a second to see if there is an easy solution for my problem, here is the error log: https://pastebin.com/JR7XrYsH