Display-Render OFF. How to?

Hi,
Simple question: How can I stop motion to render/give me a preview...?
Just so that I can tune the parameters without it to render a preview... Pfiiiuuu... So annoying actually, this will of Apple to give u a preview of everything all the time...
So, of course, i found out I could turn off ALL my layers and then it's ok... but well, when u work with 20 it's a bit annoying? Is there no shortcut, like Caps Lock in FCP...?
Then, (since i'm on it), can someone tell me WHY Motion takes ages to react even when my click doesn't change anything... I mean, like I just select a parameter, and it's beachballing for 20 sec.... That's also why I'm deseperately looking for the display-off shortcut...
And finally, is there a way to reduce the render settings more than in the canvas (Lowest seems to be Draft)... Or is there a Wireframe mode?
Thanks for some tips, it would spare me so much hair...

This is rather old, but for the record - kill notification-daemon to get notifications working with statnot. What's happening is that notification-daemon is hijacking them before statnot gets them. Also, the notifications should be replacing / the status text that statnot is drawing, not print out to the terminal.

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