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Created attachment 514612 [details] gif file created by the gnome desktop recorder byzanz-applet 0.2.2 Description of problem: When loading a large gif file created by the gnome desktop recorder byzanz-applet the image viewer gthumb or eye of gnome will suck up all the cpu and lock up the gnome desktop. I included the gif that locks my machine up and forces me to turn the computer off. Version-Release number of selected component (if applicable): gthumb 2.12.3 Eye of GNOME 2.32.0 byzanz-applet 0.2.2 gnome-desktop-2.32.0-2.fc14.i686 kernel-2.6.35.13-92.fc14.i686 How reproducible: Steps to Reproduce: 1. open up the included gif file in standard gnome image viewer 2. desktop will lock up 3. Actual results: image is loaded using %100 of CPU. Expected results: image is loaded without using %100 of CPU. Additional info: Why can't we have a pre-emptive keybpard combination to load a process viewer so I can kill a destructive process? <cntrl-alt-del> ?
Created attachment 531112 [details] Animated GIF The same problem with Fedora 14 x64 both in Gnome and Xfce environments. There is serious memory consumption problems already with 1,2 Mb GIF (2 – 3 Gb of RAM for 1,5 Mb animated GIF). These less then 2 Mb animated GIFs freezes system as preview images are generated by the file manager :(. There are no problems for Internet Browsers to show the same animated GIF. I found only one image viewer for big animated GIF – gifview (a lightweight animated-GIF viewer).
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