Sebastian Nagel
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511 votes
Thank you all for supporting this feature request.
Moving the feature request to the product backlog.An error occurred while saving the comment An error occurred while saving the comment this is getting ridiculous ...
Indesign is "supporting" hiDPI-Displays (4k etc.) on Windows, but has no GPU acceleration at all AND running on a single CPU core – making 4k support completely useless as the screen output is soooo slow.
I start to think they have driven away all competent developers or even lost source code for that part of the program, and just can't update it anymore, trying to hide that fact for as long as possible.
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144 votes
An error occurred while saving the comment this is such a pain in 2023, i feel uncomfortable starting indesign (my day-to-day program!) as it feels so much slower than any other application i'm using due to the lack of support for multicore (and GPU acceleration).
At least, please, do the obvious things like multicore support for PDF exports ... 1 core per page, or at least please one core per document export? anything?
it's so ridiculous by now, i'm looking forward to visit this page every year just to see everyone again ... hi folks, nice to see you again - see you again next year!
(oh and by the way: one requirement of indesign 2025 is a multicore CPU ... now let's all guess whether indesign 2025 uses more than one single core to expert a 200 page PDF file ... you know ... one page is an independent unit of information that can be calculated on its own. don't be fooled though ...)