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I use Calc every week and it is snappy enough and hasn't crashed in a decade+. More features than I could ever use. Sounds like you're exaggerating or need a P
by mixmastamyk 3y ago
I use Calc every week and it is snappy enough and hasn't crashed in a decade+. More features than I could ever use. Sounds like you're exaggerating or need a Pentium overdrive.
- sph 3y agoLast I tried desktop Excel on my 20 core machine, it felt much snappier than Calc ever did. Shame on me for expecting a spreadsheet app to run as melted butter on a i9 10900k. To be fair, the word processor is the one that has annoying writing latency. My issue with Calc it is clunky to use, and not very HiDPI friendly.
- mixmastamyk 3y agoCore eye five here... never have had to wait for input. Takes a second or so to start. Any better and I wouldn't be able to perceive it. No HiDPI problems, perhaps a new icon theme? I'm sure Excel is better on many metrics due to investment, and if you are a spreadsheet-jockey that last 5% really matters. But, neither a factor here.