Description of problem: Okular takes a long time (sometimes in the range of several minutes) before it becomes visible - when started with a file on the command line, like: okular file.pdf If starting Okular and then selecting a file via the menu, there is no delay. Version-Release number of selected component (if applicable): Okular Version 0.22.2 Using KDE Development Platform 4.14.14 How reproducible: Start okular on a PDF file given on the command line. If the delay does not occur, restart the machine first. On some occasions, the problem seemed to be magically fixed, but it came back after a reboot. Steps to Reproduce: 1. Boot. 2. Open Terminal. 3. okular file.pdf Actual results: Okular will show after a couple of minutes. There is no debug output visible during that time, no messages at all. Expected results: Okular should show after a few seconds. Additional info:
Addendum: - This is on the standard version of Fedora, i.e., Gnome and not the KDE spin. - I tested other KDE applications, including Kate, and they start fine. - Hardware is a Dell Latitude E6220, in case that matters.
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