#Mac windows emulator basecamp Pc#

the inconsistencies in errors are that bad.Дў) control z can get any result. generally it feels like there is a second mouse and keyboard being operated by a cat high on catnip. poof again it's gone again, or changed rooting preferences, or both.

#Mac windows emulator basecamp Pc#

I think given my hardware and the DRM handling involved, basecamp did a fair job with just-in-time loading of map tiles.Д§) I can't presume an awful PC tuning on your side, so I'm starting to think we just don't have a common definition of 'slow'.Д¬lick to expand.1) there is a track. But they are not slow either (despite my gps doing barely 1MB/s transfer when managing mp3s). I could understand gps loading via usb would piss users off, if it was slow. This also mostly happens when basecamp just started and such map details are not cached yet.Д¦) My 1.5GB topo maps are on gps only. The solution is simply to change map details to anything else and it returns instantly. The rendering engine seems to commit too much to obsolete requests. (let me be quantitative here: nothing beyond 1 second in 99% cases of zooming, panning at highest map details*).ДҐ) * there is one workflow that makes basecamp crawl, even on PC maps, it is the abuse of zoom out with highest details.

> it's incredibly slow given this is a speedy computer with Д¤) I'm on a 2009 i5 laptop with 8GB, still on 5400 rpm disk, and I don't feel unreasonable delays When one begins drag-n-dropping objects (routes, tracks, poi, etc) across lists and folders, one should expect they are shared references, not copies, which is enforced by the unique names in the entire library.ДЈ) I realize this doesn't come across clearly until one edits an object name or data. the inconsistency of the user interface, and 'what just happened to my track?' are my biggest complaints.ДЎ) Care to describe your inconsistency problem? I'll take a guess in the mean time.Дў) In general I find that it is rather hard to loose something that ctrl-z undo cannot recover or that isn't in the 'unlisted data' folder (the recycle bin really).