So, here’s a quick tutorial on how this is done. I figure it out every time, but then I forget how I did. Also, please share any other tips you may know for others to benefit as well.I periodically have to take a column of text in LibreOffice calc that has names like this “Lastname, Firstname” and split them into two columns. If the tips provided helped you speed up the launch time of your LibreOffice Suite, let us know in the comments. Under “Undo” and change the number of steps to your preferred value. In the sidebar under “LibreOffice,” select “Memory.”ģ. I recommend that you reduce this number to 20 to free up memory for other things, but feel free to customise this part to suit your needs.Ģ. Most users do not need anywhere near that, so holding that many steps in memory is largely a waste of resources. Reduce Number of Undo Stepsīy default, LibreOffice allows you to undo up to 100 changes to a document. In that case, you will get a popup asking if you wish to turn it back on. But to use LibreOffice Base and some other special features, you may need to re-enable it again. If all you use is Writer and Calc, disabling Java will not stop you from working with your files as normal. Uncheck the “Use Java runtime environment” option. In the sidebar, select “LibreOffice,” then “Advanced.”ģ.
Open the Options dialog using “Alt + F12.”Ģ. Disable Java RuntimeĪnother easy way to speed up the launch time and responsiveness of LibreOffice is to disable Java.ġ. Once this option is enabled, you will see the LibreOffice icon in your system tray with options to open any type of document. Tick the “Enable Systray Quickstarter” checkbox.
In the sidebar under “LibreOffice”, select “Memory.”ģ. Open the options dialog by navigating to “Tools -> Options.”Ģ. You will definitely see improved performance in opening new documents after enabling this option.ġ. If you have a generous amount of RAM on your machine, say 4GB and above, you can enable the “Systray Quickstarter” option to keep part of LibreOffice in memory for quicker response with opening new documents. It is best to experiment and see which value gives you the optimum performance. Note: You can set the numbers higher or lower than the suggested values depending on how powerful your machine is. Also increase “Memory per object” to 20Mb. Click “Memory” under LibreOffice and increase “Use for LibreOffice” to 128MB.Ĥ. Navigate to “Tools -> Options” in the menubar or use the keyboard shortcut “Alt + F12.”ģ.
This will help the program load faster by allocating more memory resources to the image cache and objects.Ģ. Increase Memory Per Object and Image Cache I will go over some practical steps that you can take to improve the load time and responsiveness of LibreOffice in the paragraphs below.
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