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Sapphire Radeon RX 6700 10GB  419€95 :
for more speed in the softwares I use and also to have faster and better video encoding, maybe try to put my old RX 550(2016) in  GPU passthrough for better debug in my other VM, like OSX.

AMD GPU PRO costs an arm ... https://www.ldlc.com/informatique/piece … 17693.html

Western Digital SSD WD Black SN850 1 To (SSD 1 To M.2 PCIe NVMe 4.0 x4 NAND 3D TLC):
to improve builds package time instead to Samsung SSD 970 EVO Plus 500GB (SSD M.2 PCIe NVMe 3.0).
157€28

ICY DOCK MB861U31-1M2B BOÎTIER EXTERNE SSD NVME  81€90 and put my old NVM2 250 disk for portable backup.

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Fixed, thanks.

As you probably know, working on a large symbol such as a conversion from a DXF file is very tedious, partly due to the complex calculations for each primitive. Which can be very time consuming with thousands of selected primitives.
On this video, if you disable some of these calculations, the selection, editing and transformation work is instantaneous on a large DXF file freshly converted into a QET symbol.

There will be a lot of work to do on this part of the code to improve the user experience ...

@galexis: si tu utilise le PPA pense à changer l'url dans la commande.
https://qelectrotech.org/wiki_new/doc/i … or_details

https://askubuntu.com/questions/1398344 … ing-system

BTW, we need to improve this code: and change to retrieve the terminal output by a QProcess command instead of the previous method, the same DXF can take several minutes to appear in QET while the terminal output only takes a few milliseconds...

Example :  KP32_back_V2.dx  ( 2,9 Mio)

QET import dxf KP32_back_V2.dxf : 35 seconds
dxf2elmt run on Terminal convert KP32_back_V2.dxf : 279 ms

laurent@debian:/media/backup6/download$ ./dxf2elmt KP32_back_V2.dxf 
KP32_back_V2.dxf loaded...
KP32_back_V2.elmt was created... 
Now converting KP32_back_V2.dxf...
Conversion complete!

STATS
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Circles: 0
Lines: 0
Arcs: 0
Splines: 256
Texts: 0
Ellipses: 0
Polylines: 0
LwPolylines: 13740
Solids: 0
Currently Unsupported: 0

Time Elapsed: 279 ms

Like this:

https://qelectrotech.org/forum/viewtopic.php?id=2156

You could provide this project for debug?

Yes of course, 0.9-dev work very better than 0.8 stable release,  and is very faster if you use installer X86_64 on Windows.
On element editor in menu file  we have added new dxf2elmt tool (make by  Antonio)  -> import dxf -> this open if not installed URL to latest github v0.3.0 releases , choose your compatible version archive, extract it and put on this binary folder.

New tool open directly a DXF and import it in element editor, modify if you want, save and play on diagram editor.
dxf2elmt is over 1000x times faster than old DXFtoelmt program!

For macOS on intel X86_64 / or AMD Hackhinstosh see my build above.
https://download.qelectrotech.org/qet/b … .0/osx_64/

BTW, on Linux X86_64 my cargo build is more faster than Antonio build, why? ... I don't know!
https://download.qelectrotech.org/qet/b … /linux_64/

On macOS dxf2elmt doesn't work with the binary (x86_64) loaded directly by QET in the binary folder, no error I launch QET in a terminal ... and wait ... wait ...but this same binary works fine in a terminal, maybe we need to package it like this:
https://github.com/gridbugs/howl/blob/m … d_macos.sh
https://www.reddit.com/r/rust/comments/ … p_bundles/

Bonjour,

pourquoi utiliser la 0.8 alors que la 0.9-dev est plus fiable et rapide.
https://git.tuxfamily.org/qet/qet.git/log/?h=0.8.1