MSF Instrument Browser is Super Slow

[Held]

Is anyone else experiencing a really slow instrument (device) browser in MSF? Specifically, changing the folder in the tree view on the left takes multiple seconds.

I thought this was because I'm using Linux and the compatibility layer was slow, but it turns out the issue goes away when I load MSF inside MXXX.

Edit: I've done some more testing and it looks like it updates immediately when I resize the window after I've clicked on a new folder. So maybe there's an issue with refreshing the window after loading the new folder.

Edit2: Turns out the problem goes away if you disable 'Graphics accelaration' in the settings. I'm using an NVIDIA Geforce GTX 1050 Ti

@Vojtech I know Linux isn't officially supported, but I would really appreciate if you could take a look to see what might be the cause of the slow down in the standalone version.

[werzel]

Nothing excessively slow here (cheap laptop Win 10).
My issues have more to do with the MSF window changing size, but I won't hijack your thread about them.

[Held]

Nothing excessively slow here (cheap laptop Win 10).

Okay thanks. I'm always torn between reporting an issue because I can never know if it's because of Linux or if it's a real bug.

[sjzstudio]

I also use Melda plugins on Linux. AVLinux MXE and Yabridge / Wine. Harrison Mixbus 32C. Work pretty well. MSoundfacroty may cause a crash. So is Mdrummer. Still works surprisingly well. But a native Linux version would be best solution. I also use these on the Windows 10 side and work well. MCompleteBundle happy user. So more attention in the direction of Linux Please

[Held]

MSoundfacroty may cause a crash.

So does MSF always crash or can you use the device browser?

[sjzstudio]

Everything works like on the Windows side, but every now and then it might crash Mixbus. i can load devices normally and use it yes.

It would be wonderful if they could make native Linux versions.

[Held]

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[MeldaProduction]

I'm afraid no can do. I don't even have Linux here and honestly simulating everything that is happening on unsupported platform like this with all the stuff around it is pretty much impossible. Sorry.

[Held]