That's really interesting that's for sure, since I'm experiencing the opposite of it? Did you try Wayland perhaps? It handles displaying stuff in a different way. You can choose it in the login screen on the bottom left side probably.
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Is it not default yet?
Wayland is default on Gnome.
Not on KDE yet, but Idunno if Kubuntu changed this or not.
This is purely based on my experience but somehow I think that Pop OS works better on laptops. System76 is a laptop manufacturer so it makes sense they'd optimize for that, I suppose. You may want to give that a try
*also a laptop manufacture
Sometimes one might have issues with delayed opening of GTK apps, but I’m pretty sure there can be multiple causes. All misconfiguration, so it would be weird since you’re on Kubuntu.
Open your activity monitor (or hit Ctrl+Esc) and sort by CPU usage. What's your computer doing?
Also, have you installed all necessary drivers? I've never had your problem, so there's a chance you don't have the right drivers.
Could you follow the instructions on https://linux-hardware.org/?view=howto , upload a hardware probe and share the link here?
Go to terminal and type in top .. Maybe something like fs-miner is chewing CPU cycles? File indexing can sometimes do this.
While I doubt this will work, uninstall something like xdg-portal-gnome if you have it. It significantly increased app startup times on my machine
Gnome portal on a Kde UI?
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Which is why I said it was unlikely. Personally I tried out multiple DEs before settling on one so I had it installed
@Canadian_Cabinet Did you put Linux on a slow hard drive? KUbuntu can be slow on poor speed hdds just like any other operating system.
One more thing to add. Snaps? I heard it takes pretty long to open.
But only the first time you open it, right?
Idk i didnt try it
From what I have read it's only the initial phase when running the Snap for the first time. The package is setting up the environment and does some things only once. And the first iteration of the Snap concept was very slow, which is improved a lot. Didn't use Ubuntu in years, so cannot test it myself at the moment.
Snaps definitely are slower to open. One they get going, they are fine.
But a little slow to load...
Snaps have been opening as fast as anything else for months