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After the 8/5 update, Jupyter has been noticeably sluggish and the rendering is very laggy. For example,
- Double clicking on a var or line to select text is slow at best if it selects the line at all.
- When the page loads, all notebook cells are blank until I click into them.
- Sometimes when I have a large passage selected, the pencil icon in the upper right (between 'Trusted' and 'Python3') will flash and I can't mouse click in the selection--it remains fully selected. If I jump over to the terminal and run `htop` one CPU is at 100% (I'm not sure that's an indication of something else; don't know)
These are not errors I have in Chromium in general (ie. Google Docs edits is fine)--just Jupyter notebooks.
And only recently.
Some particulars of my setup
My last two system updates (`pacman -Syu`) were 7/14 and 8/5.
I'm using the Arch Install of Juypter Notebook, Python 3 and Chrome. All Python packages in current use with Jupyter are installed with `pacman` using Arch versions.
I've been using this setup continuously for a single project for the past three months.
Some things I looked at
- Filesystem Use is less than 54%
- Turned off all Extensions in Chromium (except for one bookmark extension)
- Using Firefox
- Downgrading Chromium to the previous version (maybe I should go back further?)
Curious if anyone else is having this trouble
Last edited by xtian (2017-08-20 14:45:07)
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I'm perpetually a newbie, but should this post be in software?
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I'm perpetually a newbie, but should this post be in software?
Do you mean Applications & Desktop Environments? It can be here or there. Would you like it moved?
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Problem solved. Didn't think long line setting would be the problem.
Looking at the .bak file for notebook.json, I see on 8/6 I finally fixed the naggingly long lines in Jupyter notebooks--the day after my update. [thanks to help at the Google Groups Jupyter forum for the troubleshooting help.]
Here are the Line Wrapping settings I was using.
[nbconfig] $ cat notebook.json.wraplines
{
"MarkdownCell": {
"cm_config": {
"lineWrapping": true
}
},
"CodeCell": {
"cm_config": {
"lineWrapping": true
}
},
"Cell": {
"cm_config": {
"lineNumbers": true
}
}
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