Jani Monoses wrote: >>You'll need to build with gconf to enable the usage of the GNOME >>thumbnailers (I want to get rid of this some day, maybe with a simple >>thumbnailer registry ala desktop database, but until then gconf is >>required). Dunno if Xubuntu ships GConf by default. > > gconf is left disabled in Xubuntu, as we're trying to minimise the use > of gnome libs and consequently resource usage. gconf is not such a big > offender in this regard as some others but I am not sure if the gnome > thumbnailer support is worth the addition. > > The downside is that a nice thunar feature is not available in ubuntu so > I need to think about it more. > > And gconf is shipped by xubuntu since it's an indirect dependency of > gdm, but not used by any other app besides it. So shipped and installed > on the disk but that's not the resource usage I am that concerned about, > it's more when it adds up to startup time and takes up a couple of megs > of RAM while the daemon is running.
As pointed out earlier on xfce4-dev, the gconf daemon is really light on memory. Shouldn't be too much of an issue, IMHO. > Jani Benedikt _______________________________________________ Thunar-dev mailing list Thunar-dev@xfce.org http://foo-projects.org/mailman/listinfo/thunar-dev
