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As a software engineer that doesn't really touch too many documents nowadays, I'm probably completely outside of your target demographic, but on my 3GHz Chrome
by yellowbkpk 16y ago
As a software engineer that doesn't really touch too many documents nowadays, I'm probably completely outside of your target demographic, but on my 3GHz Chrome 6/Ubuntu 10 box, the Flash document viewer was quite laggy. Scrolling the page up and down pegged one of my cores and the page content took 500ms or so to catch up to my pointer position.
- eru 16y agoFlash on Linux is unfortunately quite slow. I see the difference whenever I boot to Windows every once in a while.
- danudey 16y agoFor me, it wasn't TOO laggy (Macbook Pro 2.4 GHz running the 'Ezra' Flash 10.1 betas). That said, the flash viewer scrolled FAR too fast, and was very flickery. It was impossible for me to trackpad-scroll to the bottom of a page without ending up three pages down. My question is, why would I want a document collaboration system that I can't use at all on an iPhone or iPad (even in view-only mode), when other solutions like Google Docs work (to my knowledge) quite well?