> Wow, that seems slow to me but I have a decent internet connection. One > thing to note is that Evo does a lot of client-side caching in your > ~/.evolution directory, which means the first time a folder is visited > after you've created an account, it will be pretty slow. Subsequent > visits should be noticeably faster. Ditto with deleting mail: the first > time I delete something after creating my Exchange account it takes > literally a minute or so. Thereafter it's VERY fast (especially in the > latest builds as of a week or so ago--it seemed to take another leap > forward in speed. It used to be that when I deleted something the > screen seemed to flicker as if it was redrawing a couple of times and > now it's very smooth indeed). >
I'm not sure that it's my Internet connection, which is 2Mbps. I don't have any problems using outlook web access. My network traffic monitor doesn't seem to show much going on while I'm waiting. Just timed opening a new message at over 2 minutes. The folder had been opened before. It's quite a big folder - 1600 messages - but the message itself is only 6k. Also timed moving a small mail between two previously opened folders at about 30 seconds. It sounds like I'm still not getting the performance I should. Will your new Makefile be sufficiently compatible with the old one that I can drop it in and run an update cleanly? Peter _______________________________________________ Evolution-list mailing list Evolution-list@gnome.org http://mail.gnome.org/mailman/listinfo/evolution-list
