P: Slow UI when using Mac and Custom Display Profile

@Rikk 

It goes to this thread (page 15) but to the top of the page (header), not to the post that I can't find.

I made a search in this web page with the name (joao_ferrand) and in the Search Community field, but with no avail.

@FCbee  It is working for me. What happens when you click the link?

@Rikk 

I'm looking for this post, it doesn't show up in the thread when clicking on "View on Community" button in email notification (received today):

https://feedback.photoshop.com/conversations/lightroom-classic/lightroom-classic-slow-ui-when-using-mac-and-custom-display-profile/5f91bbf7917fbb3a9935742e?commentId=606339c5cab2b128777f3a35

Thanks.

LrC 10.2 works fine on my system (in all modules). Tested with an updated catalog of ±8500 images. Seems to be even faster than 9.4.

MacPro 6,1 - macOS 10.14.6 - 32 Gb RAM - AMD FirePro D300 2 Gb

Eizo ColorEdge CG243 W - Custom monitor profile from Color Navigator 6

'Use GPU for Display' and 'Use GPU for Image Processing' turned ON.

Thanks Adobe for the fix. Let’s hope it holds!

Just want to chime in, reporting that everything is back to where it should be for my use with LrC 10.2. Thanks for fixing this Adobe - even though it took ages...

Thanks !! I'm going to try it !!

This page might help 😉 :

https://helpx.adobe.com/fr/creative-cloud/kb/creative-cloud-application-recognizing-available.html

"Please refresh your Creative Cloud application and install your update when it becomes available."

How can i "refresh" my Creative Cloud application ?

@Rikk I'll start a new thread as requested.

yes, I re-profiled the screen earlier this afternoon.

In any case, lets start a new thread and include the video link above in that first post. It will be a lot easier for the engineer to not have to muddle through 15 pages of comments.