I've updated my kernel version to 2.6.11
(gentoo-dev-sources-2.6.11) and this solve the
problem!
Thanks!
Sergio.
--- Jon Trowbridge <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> On Tue, 2005-03-15 at 13:04 +0100, Sergio Espeja
> wrote:
> > when I start it up (beagled) it takes all the
> memory disponible.
> > Thi
Hey all,
I get the same thing when I drag files from nautilus.
It happens no matter what type of file it is (I tried, tar.gz, jpg, exe,
.conf, .doc)
I noticed something else when the filename has spaces in it. the second
link (in the form of /home/user/My file here)
ends up only linked till 'My'
Shane Bishop wrote:
It still has the problem with generating huge amounts of logs.
Same exception message? If so, would I be right in saying that you are an
Ubuntu user, and don't have libgmime installed (but do have libgmime-sharp)?
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On Mon, 2005-03-21 at 15:51 +, Daniel Drake wrote:
> Shane Bishop wrote:
> > It still has the problem with generating huge amounts of logs.
>
> Same exception message? If so, would I be right in saying that you are an
> Ubuntu user, and don't have libgmime installed (but do have libgmime
Could it be that Beagle is not actually using the GNOME/Nautilus
thumbnails for images? I suspect because:
1) While using Beagle under some system load, I noticed that I can "see"
images being rendered in BEST (white gecko jpeg "parsing" line). It
looks to me like images (say: 800x600) are being g
On Mon, 2005-03-21 at 21:50 +0100, MDK wrote:
> Could it be that Beagle is not actually using the GNOME/Nautilus
> thumbnails for images? I suspect because:
>
> 1) While using Beagle under some system load, I noticed that I can "see"
> images being rendered in BEST (white gecko jpeg "parsing" line
It is not even out yet, but here we are.
http://primates.ximian.com/~rml/kernel-rml/suse-93-i586/
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Dnia 21-03-2005, pon o godzinie 16:25 -0500, Joe Shaw napisał(a):
> It should be using the thumbnails. In Best hit Ctrl-U to see the HTML
> source and see where the file is being loaded from. I just tried it on
> a jpg in my homedir, and it worked for me:
Got it.
It will only use thumbnails i
Dnia 21-03-2005, pon o godzinie 16:25 -0500, Joe Shaw napisał(a):
> > 2) I've got some SVG drawings that render perfect thumbnails in
> > Nautilus. In beagle I can only see "broken-image" flag for them.
>
> This is because Gecko doesn't support rendering of SVG. It'd be good to
> open a bug on
Beagle doesn't notice file movements across filesystem.
$ touch test.txt
LOG:
DEBUG: - file:///home/mdk/Desktop/zdjecia/test.txt
DEBUG: + file:///home/mdk/Desktop/zdjecia/test.txt
$ echo "this is a test" >> test.txt
LOG:
DEBUG: - file:///home/mdk/Desktop/zdjecia/test.txt
DEBUG: + file:///home
Dnia 22-03-2005, wto o godzinie 00:47 +0100, MDK napisał(a):
> Beagle doesn't notice file movements across filesystem.
> ...
> I'm using inotify 0.20 + reiserfs3 with user_xattr set.
Could it be that noatime mount flag is causing that?
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FWIW - libgmime doesn't seem to be considered 'stable' for the hoary
version of ubuntu. For some reason libgmime-cil installed without
problem, but I couldn't find libgmime via the update manager.
I cant remember where I found it, but I installed it from here
http://mirror.clarkson.edu/pub/distrib
I am so used to Alt-D to focus the cursor into the URL bar in FireFox
I decided to add it to the best window. Ctrl-L just didn't do it for
me. I wonder... Is there a standard on this? Regardless.. it make me
happy :) Maybe someone else will find it useful
This is against the cvs as of the time o
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