I've been dealing with this problem for about a month (maybe
shorter/longer... I've a bad memory for dates). It has gotten to the
point that my NFS-mounted home directories cannot be used with KDE,
because Konqueror locks up other critical kde apps, like kmail. Is there
any way to configure
Hi,
How about not using kde and just using something lite like blackbox or fvwm
and *then* fire up kmail there? I know kmail had/has issues with attachments
etc from any other app then kde, but I'm sure these issues will be addressed
sooner or later.
kde here starts fairly pain free. I
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Hi,
I wonder if any of you have the same
Bruce Best (CRO) wrote:
I have a virtually identical setup; AMD K6-2 450, 192 MB RAM, IDE hard
[...]
I recently added 128Mb RAM to this system, going from 64 to 192Mb. I thought
it might speed things up, but I haven't really noticed any difference with
Jens Benecke wrote:
Hi,
I wonder if any of you have the same problem (perhaps on comparable
hardware: AMD K6-2 500, 192 MB RAM, SCSI hard disks, /home via NFS).
When I run KDE, *every* *single* *applicaion* (be it xterm, konsole,
konqueror, or whatever) needs at least 3-5 seconds MORE
I don't have that problem. Even konqueror takes only about 1.5 seconds on the
example you gave. xterm opens almost instantaneously. I have a system with
specs comparable to yours (celeron 450, 256MB, scsi).
I suspect the problem is that your home directory is being mounted via NFS. I
seem to
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