On Saturday 16 November 2013 14:54:17 Kevin Krammer wrote:
> On Saturday, 2013-11-16, 11:36:25, Michael Schuerig wrote:
> > I'm not quite sure how email indexing is supposed to work. The
> > experience I get from the recent upgrades in unstable is that
> > indexing starts anew at 0% each time I start/re-login to a KDE
> > session.
> >
> > It pegs at least one core to 100% and makes the fans do overtime.
> > Because that rather annoys me, I had suspended email indexing. It
> > claimed to have indexed 9% (~60.000 emails), but when I resumed
> > indexing just now (same session as when I suspended it). It quickly
> > dropped from 100%(!) through a few intermediate percentages down to
> > 0%, now slowly working its way back up.
> >
> > The behavior I'm seeing doesn't seem right to me. Is it supposed to
> > work like that?
>
> Not expected behavior. We are incidentally debugging that right now at
> the KDE PIM sprint :)
Well, I've disabled Nepomuk Semantic Desktop and now KMail has become
almost snappy. No more hassle with indexers burning my CPU, of course.
However, when I started this message, KMail hauled this notice at me:
You do not have the semantic desktop system enabled.
The following features will not work correctly:
* Recipient auto-completion
* Distribution lists
* Per-contact crypto preferences
I completely understand that disabling Semantic Desktop "deprives" me of
search and tags, but why the features above are tied in with Semantic
Desktop is beyond me. At times like this I tend to think that KDE and
especially KDEPIM has some serious architectural issues.
Michael
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