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Recently inkscape has taken a very long time to launch if it is started by a regular user (~25 seconds compared with < 10). Reproducible: Always Steps to Reproduce: 1. Attempt to start media-gfx/inkscape-0.46-r2 using a ~AMD64 system as a regular user. Expected Results: Inkscape should (and used to) have similar times for both regular users and root. Using an ~AMD64 system. In order to 'solve' the problem I have emerge -e world. GTK theme is the same for both root and normal user, preferences (~/.inkscape) have been deleted to ensure that they are not the problem. Attached are strace -tt logs of normal and root users starting inkscape. Exact cause is unknow.
Created an attachment (id=153845) [details] Normal user
Created an attachment (id=153847) [details] As root.
Created an attachment (id=153849) [details] emerge --info
This is not reproducible on my systems. Maybe you'll have more luck when you report this upstream. - Is this a regression compared to inkscape-0.45? - Could you paste your emerge -pv inkscape output here?
because inkscape doesn't use python.eclass to byte-compile and optimize the plugins into .pyc and .pyo and as non-root you won't have write permission to the plugins directory. solution, restore functionality -> convert to python.eclass, python_mod_optimize, python_mod_cleanup.. /usr/share is wrong place for python since it's getting byte-compiled, should convince upstream to change it to libdir. patch welcome.
*** Bug 270670 has been marked as a duplicate of this bug. ***