Feature: Improved Speed
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I'm on a Mac. How do I find the bibleindex file?
That is in the Data folder unless you did a fresh install of L10. It is not used in L10, so you can delete it if present.
Wow good to know that's a real gem Dave! I just deleted my BibleIndex folder, it was 2.67GB! FL should have their version update program delete that if it's not used any more, some people are really pressed for space!
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FL should have their version update program delete that if it's not used any more
It will: https://community.logos.com/forums/p/210355/1227377.aspx#1227377
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I'm guessing you've already been here, without success (as above). But for others, as to location of files:
Those instructions are not working for me. I am on a Mac. Here is what it says to navigate to:
/Users/username/Library/Application Support/Logos4/Data/random/ResourceManager/Resources
I cannot find a Library folder in my username folder.
What am I missing?iMac (2019 model), 3Ghz 6 Core Intel i5, 16gb Ram, Radeon Pro Graphics. 500GB SSD.
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The Library folder on Mac is not visible by default.
See https://www.lifewire.com/os-x-is-hiding-your-library-folder-2260833 for some ways to enable it
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The Library folder on Mac is not visible by default.
See https://www.lifewire.com/os-x-is-hiding-your-library-folder-2260833 for some ways to enable it
Thanks, Graham. I have only dug into something like that a couple of times and forgot.
iMac (2019 model), 3Ghz 6 Core Intel i5, 16gb Ram, Radeon Pro Graphics. 500GB SSD.
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I've got similar problems. After upgrading, completing indexing, restarting Logos 10 a few times, Logos 10 takes about 20-40 seconds to open or close a resource. So many delays with "not responding" and egg-timer showing. The CPU usage is less than 10% while not responding. I'm running Intel(R) Core(TM) i5-10600KF CPU @ 4.10GHz with 32GB Ram and 1TB M2 SSD on 150Mbps broadband. I hope it is just teething problems, and that it will get faster. But I love the 'Add to Library' feature.
The latest update has certainly fixed the slow opening and closing of resources. Thanks for the quick fix, it is very much appreciated.
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My overall impression is that the speed is faster on MacBook Pro M1. That's really nice. Well done.
However the timeline of FSB infographics is extremely slow in displaying the graphics. I wonder why.
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The update did fix many beach balls on Mac for me. The program loads just as fast with 6 resources open as it does with 30... it now takes about 30 seconds, where before it was 45 seconds.
Thanks much!
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My overall impression is that the speed is faster on MacBook Pro M1. That's really nice. Well done.
However the timeline of FSB infographics is extremely slow in displaying the graphics. I wonder why.
I've noticed the FSB timeline issue on my Intel Mac, also. Everything else runs great.
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Speed improvements can vary depending on your unique hardware configuration..
My MacBook Pro M1 14 was stolen from within the church this last Sunday (can you believe someone stealing from the pastor in church) and I have to replace it, but can only afford to replace it wit’s the M2 Air.
should I upgrade from 256 to 512 storage or upgrade from 8gb to 16gb RAM.
I can unfortunately only afford one of those upgrades on the base model.I use my MacBook almost exclusively for Sermons and Logos with lots of multitasking.
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If it were me, I'd probably go for the increased storage. I've got a fairly large library, and I keep bumping into the limits of my hard drive.
However, if your library isn't taking up as much space, the ram is probably a better choice.L2 lvl4 (...) WORDsearch, all the way through L10,
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I misplaced my Pro and later found it but looked into a replacement and it was recommended to me that for what I used my computer for a M1 Air with enhanced storage would run me around $1,400 and would be more than adequate for my needs.-
Speed improvements can vary depending on your unique hardware configuration..
My MacBook Pro M1 14 was stolen from within the church this last Sunday (can you believe someone stealing from the pastor in church) and I have to replace it, but can only afford to replace it wit’s the M2 Air.
should I upgrade from 256 to 512 storage or upgrade from 8gb to 16gb RAM.
I can unfortunately only afford one of those upgrades on the base model.I use my MacBook almost exclusively for Sermons and Logos with lots of multitasking.
Meanwhile, Jesus kept on growing wiser and more mature, and in favor with God and his fellow man.
International Standard Version. (2011). (Lk 2:52). Yorba Linda, CA: ISV Foundation.
MacBook Pro MacOS Sequoia 15.1 1TB SSD
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My recommendation would be this... Just get the base model. (alternatively, get the ram)
The RAM on the silicon chips work differently than how we traditionally understand RAM to work. 8 GB is actually plenty for Logos on the M1 air. The new architecture incorporates a shared memory pool (unified memory) that is both faster and more efficient. It also has a higher memory bandwidth.
Now. having said that... The downside is you're stuck with what you get with the integrated chips. You can't upgrade later.
For the record, you can add an external SSD for MUCH CHEAPER than you can upgrade Apple's internal drives.
So for me, I'd be comfortable with that base model (I own the M1 Air 8gb 256). Logos runs wonderfully on it. If I wanted to guarantee a little future... I'd get the RAM and deal with an external SSD later on.
In His Service,
TGC
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should I upgrade from 256 to 512 storage or upgrade from 8gb to 16gb RAM.
Refurbished 13-inch MacBook Pro Apple M2 Chip with 8‑Core CPU and 10‑Core GPU - Space Gray is $1,529 with 512GB SSD & 16GB RAM.
Apple Refurbished 2022 Mac models have 10% discount.
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Doesn't 'Find My ' help with these situations?
I can see the whereabouts of all the devices in my Family Group.
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Mike
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So for me, I'd be comfortable with that base model (I own the M1 Air 8gb 256). Logos runs wonderfully on it. If I wanted to guarantee a little future... I'd get the RAM and deal with an external SSD later on.
agreed.
I got my wife the Air 8GB RAM 256 SSD M1 and it flies!
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