However, after zipping LibreOffice.app via OS X's built-in Compress command, it could be unzipped in less than twenty seconds via the default handler (Archive Utility). Very slow copying LibreOffice.app from dmg to /Applications #Ĭopying LibreOffice.app's 771.4MB (13,307 files) from LibreOffice_6.0.2_MacOS_x86-64.dmg (235.9MB) into /Applications took over three minutes * on a MacBook Pro with a SSD and 16GB of RAM via Finder (rsync and cp were similarly sluggish).īy way of comparison, Android Studio.app's 846.9MB (10,720 files) copied from (445.8MB) via Finder in just fifteen seconds. Android Studio Cannot Login GitHub: invalid authentication data.Very slow copying LibreOffice.app from dmg to /Applications.After I configured it, I did not get stuck again all night. Just set it according to the configuration of your own device. Search “Memory” keyword and set the “max heap size” Select Android Studio > Preferences to open setting page. Select File > Settings to open setting page. Different platforms have different opening methods. This makes me wonder where the problem is.Īfter searching on Internet, I found that I must actively configure the memory usage restrictions of Android Studio, so the Android Studio can run smoothly.įirst we need to open the settings page of Android Studio to configure the memory.
I repeatedly used the htop command on terminal to confirm, but my system has a total of 16 GB of memory, and the overall occupancy is only a little more than 7 GB. Literally explained: IDE is operating with low memory, Android Studio remains unresponsive. Today when I using Android Studio for developing, I see a message pop up many times at the lower right corner: this IDE is Running in low memory, also android studio keeps not respondingĪnd every time the message appears, my Android Studio will crash, get stuck, and cannot continue to run.
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