This is reported at http://linuxtoday.com/news_story.php3?ltsn=2001-04-02-008-20-NW-GN << Jacob Berkman, one of five GNOME release managers, said a problem with Medusa, a key part of Nautilus, was warranted serious enough to push the release back. Nautilus is the new file manager provided by Eazel and is considered a centerpiece of GNOME 1.4. Medusa is responsible for indexing the user's hard drive to speed locating files on a system. According to Berkman, the bug in Medusa caused it to leak file descriptors, integers that identify an open file within a process. >> Shall we get worried?! I supposed that latest reiserFS problem was enought ;P Claudio -- System: Linux Mandrake (8.0-beta 26/03/2001 install) Kernel 2.4.2 on Dual Pentium III - 800 MHz 256 MB Ram - Raid Level 1
