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We spent quite a lot of time working on Adobe Air's CPU issue. I think many crappy air based apps out there are like that and give the impression that Adobe Air
by ether 15y ago
We spent quite a lot of time working on Adobe Air's CPU issue. I think many crappy air based apps out there are like that and give the impression that Adobe Air always uses up CPU power, but we've been testing and optimizing this with several people for last month and the cpu usage stays around 0.1% most of the times, so please feel free to try again. Thanks!
- StevenHodson 15y agoI can attest to the hard work that Ethan has done on the AIR CPU problem and on my Windows 7 machine it behaves very well - actually much better than other AIR apps I have tried.
- blehn 15y agoThe problem isn't related to the app itself, but moreso the way that AIR Application Installer launches immediately when I navigate to joint.im — before I even click the "download" button. I find it intrusive, considering Application Installer hogs my CPU (and I'm not sure if there's any workaround for that). Application Installer runs in the background and consumes 100% CPU even if I navigate away from the page. So then it has to be quit via Activity Monitor. I'm not sure if this is only an issue with my AIR install or if it happens for everyone on OSX.