Version: 0.8 (using KDE 4.2.0) Installed from: Ubuntu Packages In university, i have to learn and work with presentation-slides, which are converted to *.pdf files. When i have to search something, which is not text, but e.g. a picture of a Ribozyme or diagram, i have to go through all slides of a document to look it up. Therefore i need preloaded slides. (and not just the very next one) I want to go fluently and fast through all slides and not be forced to wait 2 seconds while every slide has to be loaded first. My PC and Notebook store 4Gb Ram, a Quad (PC) and Dual Core CPU (NB), which are doing nothing until i zap through the slides(!) I would recommend to make an extra check-box available (in aggressive mode), which allows Okular to preload the whole (or at least 20-30 slides of the) document. (maybe you can build in something like check if there is a minimum of 512MB of Ram left over) This would make my work a lot of easier and faster ;) Thanks in advance h.i.m
Git commit 4d8ba36488f84175b71af36bc2c487290ec753a7 by Albert Astals Cid. Committed on 09/03/2012 at 00:12. Pushed by aacid into branch 'master'. Add greedy preloading option Based on a patch by Sebastian Rose <s.rose@semkath.de> REVIEW: 103129 M +3 -1 conf/dlgperformance.cpp M +93 -90 conf/dlgperformancebase.ui M +1 -0 conf/okular.kcfg M +10 -0 core/document.cpp M +7 -1 ui/pageview.cpp M +15 -1 ui/presentationwidget.cpp http://commits.kde.org/okular/4d8ba36488f84175b71af36bc2c487290ec753a7