12-30-2022, 06:18 PM
I have a process that runs, but is very slow.
I am looking for ways to speed up gimp - such as stopping the gimp UI from updating for every step it is performing.
I am running Script-Fu and the process itterates through a series of layers called "textures" and another series of layers called "templates"
and it performs a series of steps based upon the template and for each step, saves the result to a file in the appropriate directory.
It takes about 2 seconds per file output, but, given the number of files to be generated, it could take weeks, so even a small optimization would make a large difference.
I am running on linux, writting to a ssd, with 64GB of ram which is barely touched. I have a high end amd cpu (12 core) and a high end video card, but, it is still running slow.
So if it is trying to say, keep a undo log or any other unnessary steps, how do I shut those off?
Any help is appreciated.
Thanks
I am looking for ways to speed up gimp - such as stopping the gimp UI from updating for every step it is performing.
I am running Script-Fu and the process itterates through a series of layers called "textures" and another series of layers called "templates"
and it performs a series of steps based upon the template and for each step, saves the result to a file in the appropriate directory.
It takes about 2 seconds per file output, but, given the number of files to be generated, it could take weeks, so even a small optimization would make a large difference.
I am running on linux, writting to a ssd, with 64GB of ram which is barely touched. I have a high end amd cpu (12 core) and a high end video card, but, it is still running slow.
So if it is trying to say, keep a undo log or any other unnessary steps, how do I shut those off?
Any help is appreciated.
Thanks