P: Slow UI when using Mac and Custom Display Profile

The solution that seems to work for most is calibrate to sRGB specifications then load not that profile but the sRGB installed by Adobe, maybe lower the display resolution too. At least the display calibration and that profile should provide decent previews and color managed. What software you use to calibrate and the instrument you use will play a role. Once the bug is fixed, go back to the original workflow for the display/profile.

STOP BLOWING UP EVERYONE'S INBOX with your petty back and forth's that provide no solution to the topic!

In my opinion, your post contain a lot of contempt.

@photostudiotnk Again, you are welcome to post an opinion that has no basis on facts.

If your opinion is, the Earth is flat, fine. It is not. 

OK and agree. 

This is why I have written twice "My opinion is", supported by some personal experience with Adobe support and software.

Best and kind regards

@photostudiotnk What do you mean by: "you are not entitled to your own facts"

https://www.literacyideas.com/teaching-fact-and-opinion

Sorry, English is not my native langage.
What do you mean by: "you are not entitled to your own facts"

My opinion is that Adobe has 0 QA

My opinion is that Adobe does not care about customers.

I was answering to Bill about understanding complexity.

For the rest, you are absolutely right. This debate is useless.

My opinion is that Adobe has 0 QA. And not only for this bug.

My opinion is that Adobe does not care about customers.

Best and kind regards

@photostudiotnk  Is a Mathematics PhD enough in your opinion?

Enough for what? You know zero about the source code of Adobe products, you know zero about the pre-release aspects of the company. Is a PhD in math enough whereby I believe you can add and subtract, maybe far more complex mathematics? Sure. What's that got to do with the price of cheese or your experience with imaging software for the wide general public on multiple platforms?