Re: Still 100% CPU when using Kontact - nearly SOLVED!

"Bas G. Roufs" <[email protected]>
Newsgroups gmane.comp.kde.users.pim,gmane.linux.ubuntu.user.kubuntu
Organization Viaconsensus
Message-ID <3755964.OcRDvJlgnC@viaconsensus-iter>
Hello Everybody,

it's time to shortly update my findings here.  A few weeks ago, I renamed the folder 
.kde/share/apps/nepomuk. This did help - however, another measure has been 
necessary as well to enable myself to work with Kmail: I needed to limit the number of 
mails in my IMAP folders to 10.000 in the settings of Gmail.

Ever since a few days, the Kubuntu website mentions KDE 4.11.2.:  a ppa update with a 
bunch of bug fixes and stabilisation measures - that's why, I decided yesterday to give 
that version of KDE a try. So far, everything seems to works smoothly. But so far, I see 2 
major points of attention:
     *  The CPU usage is not constantly 100% - so I can work with Kontact and other 
packages.  However, the CPU usage is more than before the upgrade from KDE 4.10.  - 
too much anyway.
     *  The very upper part of the screen in ALL applications seems to have vanished - as 
a matter of consequence, the upper right buttons meant to minimise or close down 
the window of an application, have vanished. The same applies for the title of a web 
page that used to be visible in the upper part of a Firefox window - this title is not 
visible any more. 

Later this weekend, I will again rename the Nepomuk folder mentioned above and get 
back with my findings here. 
Respectfully yours,
Bas. 


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