Public bug reported:
Binary package hint: gnome-panel
Clicking on the Clock applet on gnome-panel takes a few seconds to
display the calendar. This occurs with Google Calendar enabled in
Evolution and Evolution in "online" mode. With Evolution in "off-line"
mode, the applet opens quickly.
In System Monitor, I can see the Network utilization spike each time I
click on the Clock applet. Referencing Bug #87796, other users have
suggested that the clock applet is retrieving information from Google
each time it is opened.
This behavior is exhibited in Ubuntu 10.10 (x64).
** Affects: gnome-panel (Ubuntu)
Importance: Undecided
Status: New
** Description changed:
Binary package hint: gnome-panel
Clicking on the Clock applet on gnome-panel takes a few seconds to
display the calendar. This occurs with Google Calendar enabled in
Evolution and Evolution in "online" mode. With Evolution in "off-line"
- mode, the applet opens quickly. In System Monitor, I can see the
- Network utilization spike each time I click on the Clock applet.
- Referencing Bug #87796, other users have suggested that the clock applet
- is retrieving information from Google each time it is opened.
+ mode, the applet opens quickly.
+
+ In System Monitor, I can see the Network utilization spike each time I
+ click on the Clock applet. Referencing Bug #87796, other users have
+ suggested that the clock applet is retrieving information from Google
+ each time it is opened.
+
+ This behavior is exhibited in Ubuntu 10.10 (x64).
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https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/684538
Title:
Opening calendar applet on gnome-panel in Ubuntu 10.10 is slow
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