https://bugs.kde.org/show_bug.cgi?id=423187
Steve Vialle <stev...@runbox.com> changed: What |Removed |Added ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- CC| |stev...@runbox.com --- Comment #10 from Steve Vialle <stev...@runbox.com> --- This affects *any* slow filesystem when accessed through conventional mounts (i.e. not explicitly via kio). e.g. Sleeping/spun-down mechanical disks. Any kind of broken/disconnected/unresponsive mount. NFS/CIFS/FUSE/SSHFS etc. mounted by any mechanism besides kio (fstab, autofs, gvfs, etc.). Any of these will cause dolphin to become completely unresponsive (and often other parts of plasma as well), regardless of whether the affected path is currently in view or in any way critical to system functionality (note *all* mounted disks spinning up when opening dolphin on an unrelated path). Better yet, this will cause all open dolphin instances to freeze and any attempt to open a new instance to hang until all mounts are available and loaded, rendering a core component of the DE completely unusable. This has been going on (with minor variations) for at least a decade now, and the root cause is deeper than dolphin. See #448361, #474403, #454722, #492815, #441077, and many more I CBF tracking down. This been regularly reported (and promptly buried and forgotten) for years. -- You are receiving this mail because: You are watching all bug changes.