Version: 3.3.90 (using KDE 3.3.90 (alpha1, CVS >= 20041206), compiled sources) Compiler: gcc version 3.2.3 OS: Linux (i686) release 2.4.22 Since a few weeks whenever I click into a multiline textedit field in a webpage (e.g. the one I'm currently entering this description) shows that the CPU goes to about 100% CPU for ~2 seconds. Clicking into a single line textfield does not show this behaviour. I'm using CVS from yesterday, Plastik Style - if that matters.
Does disabling spellchecking matter?
On Monday 20 December 2004 19:10, Stephan Binner wrote: > Does disabling spellchecking matter? How does one disable it ? In the Spell-Checker dialog I only find settings like encoding etc, but nowhere to disable it. Current settings are: Dictionary: ASpell Default, Encoding: ISO 8859-1, Client: ASpell, The 2 checkboxes above are not checked
I now upgraded to the latest aspell 0.60.2 to check if that's the problem - it is not. But what I found is interesting: whenever I click into such a multiline textfield, the 2 files kdeglobals and konquerorrc get rewritten !!! And it seems this is the part which consumes the CPU. Even worse: the 2 files are rewritten whenever konqueror does a repaint when the page contains multiline textfields. And as the konquerorrc has already 363750 bytes, this takes a while... Anybody can tell me, what's going on here ?
dupe candidates: #100234, #91357 and #95302. And for #c3 relevant bug is #110318
I can't see this problem in Konqueror 3.5.9 and also not in Konqueror 4 from trunk (kdelibs: 799193, kdebase: 799197)
Yep, I'm also now using KDE-3.5.9 and can't see this anymore. Let's close it.