SoulseekQt seems unable to use more than one CPU core
Submitted by twobit-qubit on Mon, 10/21/2013 - 06:04
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I wouldn't say that this is critical, but I've noticed that even when slsk is "working hard" (ie, starting up and scanning shares, queueing a large directory, etc.), it will only occupy one core of my two-core system (and quite fully at that).
I think that moving forward in the future, with multi-core systems really becoming dominant, this should be addressed. On systems with even more cores than my measly two, which are increasingly common, this is really a big detriment to the performance of the client.
I'm hardly up in arms about this, but I figure it's worth bringing up.
Much love to nir and all the devs, and thanks a ton!
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Oh perhaps I should add that
Oh perhaps I should add that I'm using the 64-bit 2013.10.5 linux build on debian wheezy with an AMD Turion64 X2 CPU.