https://bugs.kde.org/show_bug.cgi?id=398908
--- Comment #2 from Knut Hildebrandt <knut.hildebra...@gmx.de> --- (In reply to Nate Graham from comment #1) > What are all of these Dolphins showing? Are the directories full of a huge > amount of files? Most of them show local directories, but some are connected via sftp to remote servers. In these directories usually there are far less than 100 files and some subdirectories. There are two or so exceptions with in between 500 and 1.000 files and several hundred subdirectories. But these only contain text based files like html and m3u. > What happens if you turn off Previews? Well, preview now is only on for pictures. Until a day or so ago I had it on for PDF and Co., plain text documents and DOC, ODT etc. The letter three I had switched off recently since the icons were only replaced with unreadable text and I did not see anymore what type of document they were. Thus preview seems pretty useless to me. BTW, since I had rebooted my machine this morning all but two dolphins consume around 100 MByte. The two consuming more memory have two and four tabs respectively, whereas the other have only on. It seems that each additional tab consumes about 80 MByte. Anyhow, 80-100 MByte for just showing some icons seems a lot to me. In one case there are only six subdirectories and eight files in one side of the split view window and three more directories in the other side. And all of the files are small text files or sockets and there is now preview shown at all. This dolphin consumes 97.196 K. Incredible. -- You are receiving this mail because: You are watching all bug changes.
