Windows 5.1.3 slow and crashes
Ralf Habacker
ralf.habacker at freenet.de
Thu Oct 6 12:32:08 BST 2022
Hi Phil,
> With the recent download of KMyMoney 5.1.3 being made available, I
finally
> bit the bullet and attempted to move on up from 4.8.0.
thanks for testing.
> Yeah, the attempt element is the unfortunate bit.
I am sorry for what you have experienced. We will do our best to correct
these errors.
> Whilst I am grateful to see a Windows build, the performance and
> stability is not very good. The good news is I can run the old
> version side by side (more thankfully on a different data set (older
> copy of my existing data)).
Yes, this is good.
> So do let me know what if anything you may need from me.
see below.
> Some of the issues seen.
>
> 1: It doesn't contain any holiday data, so my schedules simply work
Monday
> to Friday and can't follow the "move to next working day rule".
This issue was tracked with https://bugs.kde.org/show_bug.cgi?id=460007
and will be fixed in the next release.
> 2: Performing in startup is very slow, to the point I am not sure if
it is
> even doing something. I will see the splash screen as expected, it will
> then go away, but it can be upto 15 seconds before the main window will
> load.
> 3: Navigating between different primary views (Home, Institutions,
> Accounts, Tags, Forecast...) has been slightly sluggish. The best
> description I can give is it felt like being on hotel WiFi - it
works, but don't expect to get stuff done fast.
These issues are tracked with
https://bugs.kde.org/show_bug.cgi?id=460041, but were not reproducable.
It may be that some 3rdparty application is responsible for your bad
experience.
> Just by comparison, when reverting back to 4.8.0, it was lightning
quick by comparison. Quick to start and navigate.
>
> 4: There is something wrong with the Forecasting function. Performance
> takes an absolute nosedive if trying to use it, and that is
regardless of the settings used to apply forecasting in the plugin config.
May also related to issue 2.
> At a couple of points, KMyMoney became unresponsive for 20 - 40
> seconds, and in one case never recovered and required I terminate
the application>
This may be related to issue 2.
> 5: The forecasting graph on the home page has random quality
problems. One
> moment it renders in full quality, other times it's very blocky, as
if it's
> consuming 100% of the same width/height, but with only 10% of the
quality.
>
This has been tracked at https://bugs.kde.org/show_bug.cgi?id=460007 and
will be fixed in the next release.
> 6: I have had outright crashes with KMyMoney simply stopping.
> No error, just termination. I have not seen a pattern to this,
> though it has only happened on three occasions so far.
In the installation there is also the gdb debugger included, which could
be used to start the application by open a command shell in the 'bin'
dir of the installation and run
gdb kmymoney.exe
then press 'r' <ENTER> to start the application.
If the application crashes the debugger will prompt. Please enter 'bt'
<ENTER> to see a backtrace.
> Let me know if there is any detail you would want to assist with this
> further.
If you find reproducable bugs, feel free to open an associated bug
report https://bugs.kde.org/enter_bug.cgi?product=kmymoney&format=guided
Ralf
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