Re: Nepomuk

On Lørdag den 17. november 2012 19:49:22 John Aldrich wrote:
> Is there some reason that Nepomuk has to be such a resource hog? Whenever I
> enable it (to allow searching email, mainly) it brings my system to a CRAWL!
> I don't exactly have a lightweight system either... I've got an AMD Athlon
> 64 X2 Dual-Core CPU 6000+ (which means, I think approximately 3 Ghz x2
> cores) with 4 gigs of RAM + swap. Yeah, I could probably do with more RAM,
> but still... Is there some reason Nepomuk requires so much of the system
> that I can hardly do anything while it's running????

kdepim is using nepomuk in ways it is not meant for, and expecting response 
time and performabce beoynd what is possible from it. Personally, I have come 
to the conslusion that if I want to use kdepim, I can not have nepomuk 
enabled, at this time.

The consequences are for me that I can not use nepomuk where it works - for 
general file search, tagging and connecting, and also searching in emails is 
of course not possible.

I only use kdepim because I can not find a suitable replacement that runs well 
in KDE.

The good thing is that the kdepim and nepomuk developers are now starting to 
realize that these problems exist, and try to solve some of them, so there may 
be a release some time in the future where we can use our computers with 
nepomuk and kdepim.

-- 
Anders
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