Appreciate it—tested this, and checked against this thread as well, where users list how long operations take for them:
For context I have been using the same cheap refurbished iMac since ~2019. (Have been unemployed and semi-homeless for most of that time so there have been bigger things on my mind than upgrading my computer.) Specs are fairly similar to @MilosBetko’s actually, although this was considered pretty low-end when I bought it.
Open file:
notifyPostCommandExecute: File.Open?File=/Users/Shared/Dorico Example Projects/Stravinsky-RiteOfSpring-I.dorico (53618 ms)
Condensing off:
notifyPostCommandExecute: Edit.ToggleLayoutCondensing?Set=false (15971 ms)
Condensing on:
notifyPostCommandExecute: Edit.ToggleLayoutCondensing?Set=true (23433 ms)
Transpose entire flow up:
notifyPostCommandExecute: NoteEdit.PitchUpOctave (11561 ms)
Switch to concert pitch:
notifyPostCommandExecute: Edit.ChangeLayoutTransposition?LayoutTransposition=kScoreInC (74130 ms)
People with powerful computers usually report times of 10-20 seconds for these operations, so there is a clear speed advantage for higher performance, but operations still seem to take longer than they would in e.g. my old copy of Sibelius 6, I assume because the program is vastly more complex.