Kevin Dupuy wrote:
On Sun, 2007-12-16 at 21:46 -0600, Peter Van Lone wrote:
On Dec 16, 2007 4:39 PM, Joe Sloan <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
The standard procedure for me on any new suse build is to nuke beagle
completely
Beagle doesn't give me any problems at all ... and I use it often to
"find stuff" ... I guess if I was using the box as a server I would
remove it, but otherwise it seems to me that removing it automatically
is more a statement concerning how little you value desktop search,
more than a statement about Beagle itself?
(along with fixing the broken non-root paths, and installing
What do you consider "the broken non-root paths"? Just curious.
Peter
I agree with you. I have no issue with Beagle, I think maybe the issues
are related to the size of the Home folder...?
I've never had a single system on which beagle wasn't
an complete system hog... both CPU and flooding all of
my disk drives with so many I/O requests that it made
a system built on a set of 4 SCSI disks sound like a
bunch of rabid chipmunks, and made the system have the
same sort of responsiveness I endured when in college
working on a 1 MB, 1 MHz VAX with 25 other people logged
in at the same time, doing edit/compile/test-run cycles.
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